Kathryn kerns and her colleagues have found that during the middle and late childhood years, is associated with a lower level of internalized symptoms, anxiety, and depression in children.

secure attachment

Explanation:

Secure attachment  is a term that refers to a sense of attachment and security that children feel close to the caregivers. Children feel this security and affection because when they show their dissatisfaction about something, they are protected by their caregivers. This phase has a high degree of well-being in children, so secure attachment  is associated with a lower level of internalized symptoms, anxiety and depression in children.

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