The paper describes a multicentre study of the psychometric properties of the Manchester Child Attachment Story Task in a sample of 230 Italian children aged 4 to 8 years. The task’s internal consistency and inter-rater reliability were investigated; in addition, multiple discriminant analysis was used to explore the contribution of individual coding system scale scores to categorical attachment classification. The instrument showed acceptable psychometric properties, especially with respect to Disorganization and Coherence scales. However, our results also suggest that some coding system scales could be modified in order to improve reliability. The implications of our results for future research and further test validation are discussed. ...
The first aim of this thesis is to establish reliability for a new measurement of emotional expressi...
The Strange Situation Procedure (SSP; Ainsworth, Blehar, Waters, Wall, 1978) is the most widely used...
The Security Scale (SS) is a widely used questionnaire measuring attachment towards mother and fathe...
The paper describes a multicentre study of the psychometric properties of the Manchester Child Atta...
The Manchester Attachment Story Task (MCAST) is an instrument developed to assess preschool and scho...
While attachment assessments developed for infancy and adulthood are well established, no such gold ...
This study compared an attachment-based coding system for family drawings with narrative and observa...
The Manchester Child Attachment Story Task (MCAST) is a story stem method suitable for children aged...
The Manchester Child Attachment Story Task (MCAST) is a representational technique for assessing att...
Introduction: The Computerised Manchester Child Attachment Story Task (CMCAST) is a representational...
Middle childhood is one of the most understudied periods of development and lacks a gold standard fo...
The current study examines the inter-method reliability of attachment classification paradigms in mi...
Introduction. This study compared children attachment patterns, assessed through narratives and obse...
The Child Attachment Interview (CAI) is being developed to explore children's mental representations...
Narratives are considered to be the expression of the modality the mind uses to integrate various me...
The first aim of this thesis is to establish reliability for a new measurement of emotional expressi...
The Strange Situation Procedure (SSP; Ainsworth, Blehar, Waters, Wall, 1978) is the most widely used...
The Security Scale (SS) is a widely used questionnaire measuring attachment towards mother and fathe...
The paper describes a multicentre study of the psychometric properties of the Manchester Child Atta...
The Manchester Attachment Story Task (MCAST) is an instrument developed to assess preschool and scho...
While attachment assessments developed for infancy and adulthood are well established, no such gold ...
This study compared an attachment-based coding system for family drawings with narrative and observa...
The Manchester Child Attachment Story Task (MCAST) is a story stem method suitable for children aged...
The Manchester Child Attachment Story Task (MCAST) is a representational technique for assessing att...
Introduction: The Computerised Manchester Child Attachment Story Task (CMCAST) is a representational...
Middle childhood is one of the most understudied periods of development and lacks a gold standard fo...
The current study examines the inter-method reliability of attachment classification paradigms in mi...
Introduction. This study compared children attachment patterns, assessed through narratives and obse...
The Child Attachment Interview (CAI) is being developed to explore children's mental representations...
Narratives are considered to be the expression of the modality the mind uses to integrate various me...
The first aim of this thesis is to establish reliability for a new measurement of emotional expressi...
The Strange Situation Procedure (SSP; Ainsworth, Blehar, Waters, Wall, 1978) is the most widely used...
The Security Scale (SS) is a widely used questionnaire measuring attachment towards mother and fathe...