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Attachment Styles in Alcoholic Inpatients

European Addiction Research, 2007
Despite the fact that addiction has often been identified as an attachment disorder, empirical studies on this topic are rather scarce. In our study we explore attachment style (secure vs. insecure) in alcoholic inpatients and its relationship with perceived parenting and alcohol-related and psychiatric problems in a sample of 101 alcoholic inpatients (
Ann, De Rick, Stijn, Vanheule
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Attachment Styles, Parenting Styles, and Depression

International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction, 2017
The present study aims to examine the relationship between attachment styles, parenting styles of students’ parents, and students’ depression. One hundred and twenty-two university students were selected through random sampling from a total population of 845 graduate students at Zanjan University and were given the Diana Baumrind Parenting Style and ...
Loghman Ebrahimi, Mohsen Amiri, Maryam Mohamadlou, Roya Rezapur   +3 more
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Pathological attachment and attachment style in late adolescence

Journal of Adolescence, 2000
Attachment theory is frequently invoked to account for patterns of adaptation within relationships. West and Sheldon derived a measure of dysfunctional adult attachment from Bowlby's theory. Four patterns are identified: compulsive self-reliance; caregiving; care-seeking; and angry withdrawal.
D K, Lapsley, N M, Varshney, M C, Aalsma
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Infidelity and Attachment Styles

Restaurant Business, 2019
Literature points to differing responses among women and men regarding sexual and emotional infidelity. Inview of limited research regarding gender responses to infidelity within the context of attachment styles, theresearch study investigated whether there were significant difference in the way women and men responded tosexual and emotional infidelity.
null Mr Jirushlan Dorasamy, null J Dorasamy   +1 more
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Developmental origins of attachment styles

Attachment & Human Development, 2002
(2002). Developmental origins of attachment styles. Attachment & Human Development: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 166-170.
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Attachment Style, Family and Romantic Relationships

Psychological Reports, 2001
In 1987 Hazan and Shaver showed that patterns of romantic love reflected attachment styles. In an extension of that study with 39 men and 33 women in college (ages 18–36 years), this research shows that family relationships may also affect romantic relationships indirectly through their association with attachment styles.
Erwin, P., Salter, K., Purves, D.
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Attached to their style

Journal of Sociology, 2007
Recent work in the sociology of financial markets has invoked the concept of the postsocial relationship as a way of theorizing the attachment of traders to financial markets, and the nature of their interactions with them. In this article, the use by share traders of the trading style known as Technical Analysis is offered as an example of a ...
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Adult Attachment Styles

2023
H. Russell Searight, Natalie Nowak
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Attachment style and somatization

2010
The effect of attachment style on emotional awareness and somatization was examined using both self-report and implicit measures of negative affect. Attachment style and alexithymia were found play important roles in predicting the severity of somatic complaints independent of other indicators of negative affect.
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Attachment style.

Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training, 2001
Bjorn Meyer, Paul A. Pilkonis
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