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1988
Secure attachment to a mother (or father) figure has been considered a cornerstone of the child’s development, something we discussed in Chapter 4. The previous chapter has considered the effects of divorce, which often involves the severance of ties with fathers.
Joan E. Grusec, Hugh Lytton
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Secure attachment to a mother (or father) figure has been considered a cornerstone of the child’s development, something we discussed in Chapter 4. The previous chapter has considered the effects of divorce, which often involves the severance of ties with fathers.
Joan E. Grusec, Hugh Lytton
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Attachment security and pain — The disrupting effect of captivity and PTSS
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2015The present study assesses the possible disruption effect of posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) with regard to the protective role of attachment on pain, among ex-POWs. While secure attachment seems to serve as a buffer, decreasing the perception of pain, this function may be disrupted by PTSS.
Andersen, Tonny Elmose +4 more
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Psychological Reports, 2009
This study examined Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in relation to secure and insecure attachment styles based on data collected in a sample of 81 Belgian security workers. All had experienced one traumatic event in the previous year. The sample was divided into a securely attached and an insecurely attached group.
Stefan, Bogaerts +2 more
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This study examined Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in relation to secure and insecure attachment styles based on data collected in a sample of 81 Belgian security workers. All had experienced one traumatic event in the previous year. The sample was divided into a securely attached and an insecurely attached group.
Stefan, Bogaerts +2 more
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Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development, 1995
Attachment theory hypothesizes that the quality of the child-mother attachment relationship is greatly influenced by the caregiving environment. The principal caregiver is considered to play a crucial role in affecting the organization of a child's attachment behavior and ultimately of her attachment system (Bowlby, 1969/1982).
G, Posada +3 more
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Attachment theory hypothesizes that the quality of the child-mother attachment relationship is greatly influenced by the caregiving environment. The principal caregiver is considered to play a crucial role in affecting the organization of a child's attachment behavior and ultimately of her attachment system (Bowlby, 1969/1982).
G, Posada +3 more
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Abstract Attachment theory has important implications not only for typically developing children but also for children with neurodevelopmental disorders. Attachment relationships, secure and insecure, influence adaptation in neurodevelopmental disorders by interacting with other risk factors.
James C. Harris, Joseph T. Coyle
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James C. Harris, Joseph T. Coyle
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Attachment Of Security Interests
2002Abstract This chapter discusses ‘attachment’, the first of two concepts critical to the efficacy of security interests. Attachment means that all steps necessary to create a security interest over the secured property have been taken.
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Probing the Opioidergic Basis of Attachment (In)security
Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging, 2021Jennifer A. Bartz, Kristina Tchalova
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