Add to ORKGAttachment theory is a powerful account of the formation of relational bonds that provide for physi-cal survival and psychological security throughout the lifespan. It integrates findings from ethology, and from biological, psychodynamic, and cognitive-affec-tive theories in psychology. Analyses of attachment bonds between infants and caregivers have been extended to attachments between romantic partners and other adult relationships. Work by Kirkpatrick and colleagues from the 1990s (Kirkpatrick 1992
Attachment theory, developed by the British psychoanalyst John Bowlby and his American colleague Mar...
This presentation was given by Dr. Anita Knight as part of the Jerry Falwell Library\u27s Faculty Au...
Attachment theory emphasizes both the importance of the availability of caring, supportive relations...
The theory of attachment as a secure base relationship integrates insights about affect, cognition, ...
hpq.sagepub.com Attachment theory, originally developed by Bowlby (1969), posits that individuals ar...
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Until relatively recently, attachment theoryand psychoanalytic communities have tend-ed to ignore ea...
Since Hazan and Shaver formulated their theory of adult romantic attachment in the late 1980's (Haza...
The authors review the theory of romantic, or pair-bond, attachment asit was originally formulated b...
The concept of intergenerational solidarity between parents and children has been addressed within s...
This paper reviews the current research on the nature of relationships from an attachment theory per...
Attachment Theory has provided psychologists with a framework from which to understand emotional bon...
Romantic love relationships are among the most endlessly fascinating, yet frustratingly complex, par...
paperback. Attachment theory has come to the fore-front, providing an understanding of how people ge...
Attachment theory (Bowlby 1969/1997), a theory of interpersonal devel-opment, posits that the earlie...
Attachment theory, developed by the British psychoanalyst John Bowlby and his American colleague Mar...
This presentation was given by Dr. Anita Knight as part of the Jerry Falwell Library\u27s Faculty Au...
Attachment theory emphasizes both the importance of the availability of caring, supportive relations...
The theory of attachment as a secure base relationship integrates insights about affect, cognition, ...
hpq.sagepub.com Attachment theory, originally developed by Bowlby (1969), posits that individuals ar...
Item does not contain fulltextWidely regarded as the state-of-the-science reference on attachment, t...
Until relatively recently, attachment theoryand psychoanalytic communities have tend-ed to ignore ea...
Since Hazan and Shaver formulated their theory of adult romantic attachment in the late 1980's (Haza...
The authors review the theory of romantic, or pair-bond, attachment asit was originally formulated b...
The concept of intergenerational solidarity between parents and children has been addressed within s...
This paper reviews the current research on the nature of relationships from an attachment theory per...
Attachment Theory has provided psychologists with a framework from which to understand emotional bon...
Romantic love relationships are among the most endlessly fascinating, yet frustratingly complex, par...
paperback. Attachment theory has come to the fore-front, providing an understanding of how people ge...
Attachment theory (Bowlby 1969/1997), a theory of interpersonal devel-opment, posits that the earlie...
Attachment theory, developed by the British psychoanalyst John Bowlby and his American colleague Mar...
This presentation was given by Dr. Anita Knight as part of the Jerry Falwell Library\u27s Faculty Au...
Attachment theory emphasizes both the importance of the availability of caring, supportive relations...