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Showing 1 to 20 of 38 for “"Attachment Relationships"”.
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Attachment Relationships Across Siblings and their Common Mother: Patterns and Predictors
Traditional attachment theory suggests that because maternal state of mind regarding attachment is generally stable by adulthood, mothers should interact similarly with their children and, consequently, should share a similar quality of attachment with each. Early empirical work, however, suggests …
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Exploring the role of secondary attachment relationships in the development of attachment security.
The process by which earned-secures achieve attachment security in adulthood, despite having insecure parent-child relationships in childhood, was the focus of the current study. As internal working models are thought to be formed within relationships, specifically primary attachment bonds (Bowlby, …
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Children's organization and development of emotion: attachment relationships, perceptual asymmetry, and executive functioning
… and interactive effects of preschool children’s attachment security, perceptual asymmetry in the processing of emotion, and executive functioning (EF) on their recognition of different emotions, emotion expression, and social initiations among peers. A total of 65 three to five year-old children …
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The Effects of Attachment Relationships on the Development of Effects of Empathy or Depersonalization in Adolescence
Research on attachment theory supports the notion that our early attachment relationships are integral to empathic development, and that early negative attachment relationships can promote depersonalization rather than empathy. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the effects of …
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Intimate Partner Violence: Implications For Northern Plains And Upper Midwest American Indian Mother-Daughter Dyads' Attachment Relationships
… the intersection of American Indian identity, attachment relationships, and traumatic experiences to comprehend the short and long-term impact of IPV. </p> <p>The current research study included 30 American Indian mother-daughter dyads who had a history of IPV. The findings suggested that …
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Families under stress: Using the Double ABCX model to understand attachment relationships in families during military deployment
… ABCX model and examining stress management using attachment theory, there is no research combining the model to understand how they might be integrated in understanding stress and coping. The current study uses the Double ABCX model and research on attachment to suggest that attachment …
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An unfamiliar face, an unfamiliar environment: Investigating educators’ understanding of their attachment relationships with infants and toddlers in Early Childhood Education and Care settings
Attachment theory has influenced research, policy and practice over the last six decades, offering a framework for understanding risk and protective factors in early childhood. However, this work has primarily been influenced from a medical health or psychological perspective. Despite the …
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The Relationship of Parental Attachment, Peer Attachment, and Self-Concept to the Adjustment of First-Year College Students
… resources. Bowlby's (1969/1982, 1973, 1980) attachment theory has been refined by Kenny and Rice (1995) to explain how internal working models of late adolescents are the bases of the adaptational resources that determine the quality of adjustment to college. The Kenny and Rice model may be …
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The relationship between insecure early attachment and intimate partner abuse: a case study
… feminist thinking and considers insecure early attachment in the evolution and maintenance of later intimate partner violence. It reflects on the complex interplay between insecure attachment, particularly ambivalent/preoccupied attachment, and experiences of trauma in the development of …
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Moving to the Level of Representation to Explain Variations in Family Child Care Provider Sensitivity and the Effectiveness of Child-Related Training
… children are more likely to develop secure attachment relationships with their providers, which, in turn, have been linked to many developmental benefits for young children. Unfortunately, it appears that many children do not experience the levels of caregiving sensitivity that are necessary …
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Maternal psychological characteristics and parent-child relationships
This study compared the presentation of attachment quality and maternal psychological functioning among children diagnosed with a psychological/behavioral disorder to the presentation of attachment quality and maternal psychological functioning among children not diagnosed with a …
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The influence of child-parent and child-teacher relationships on the academic performance of children aged 10-12 years
… research attention given to how children’s relationships in late childhood may influence academic outcomes. While it is recognised that parents and teachers play important roles in children’s lives, and that teachers play a leading role in relation to children’s acquisition of academic …
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Children's mental representations of attachment: associations with attachment security and parent-child narrative quality
… of children’s mental representations of attachment at 5 years (Attachment Story Completion Task, Bretherton, Ridgeway, & Cassidy, 1990; MacArthur Story Stem Battery, Bretherton, Oppenheim, Buchsbaum, Emde, & the MacArthur Narrative Group, 1990). Predictors included children’s attachment …
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Resident and Counselor Relationships in a Court Affiliated Residential Treatment Setting
While there is extensive research on attachment and the role attachment relationships play in human development, little to no research has applied the concept of alternative attachment figures to the role counselors play in a residential setting with adolescents. Furthermore, little research has …
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Parental Attachment and Adult Attachment: The Moderating Role of Dispositional Forgiveness and Gratitude
<p>Secure parental attachment, characterized by trust, care, and autonomy granting, is associated with improved psychological functioning and adjustment to college and is often associated with adult attachment relationships. Similarly, adult attachment, a characteristic of adult relationships, has …
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The role of inhibitory control, maternal sensitivity, and attachment security in the development and maintenance of self-regulation
<p>The present study investigated the interrelationships between various constructs drawn from the attachment, temperament, and neuropsychology frameworks in the context of self-regulation development and maintenance. In particular, the study sought to determine whether attachment security in early …
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Mental Health, Life Satisfaction and Attachment in Elderly Urban Lakota Women
… between mental health, life satisfaction and attachment in a group of elderly, urban Lakota women. Factors that influenced this group in maintaining attachment relationships were also examined.<br> The conceptual model of Systems In Change, developed by Riehl and Roy (1980) was chosen for this …
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The Contributions of Parental Socialization of Emotion and Adult Attachment Orientation to Maladaptive Emotion Regulation and Eating Disorders
… to perceived validation or invalidation within attachment relationships with parents. Thus, parental responses to children’s emotions can be considered part of the co-occurring processes of parental socialization of emotion and attachment orientation formation. Extant literature has demonstrated …
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Correlates of affectionate and angry behaviour in day care educators of preschool-aged children
… that daycare children develop a network of attachment relationships both within and outside of the family and that all attachment relationships are important to the development of children's emotional and social development. In Canada today, approximately two-thirds of mothers with children …
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