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Showing 1 to 20 of 55 for “"Attachment behavior"”.
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Early attachment behavior in mother-infant dyad: a study on Maternal Physical Engagement
… in the physical and proximal maternal behaviors, selecting 5 different countries belonging to the Western (Italy and USA), Eastern (Korea and Japan) and Developing countries (Kenya). Moreover, the research analyzed how those early maternal activities are related to the child’s …
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Day Care Infants' Attachment Behavior Toward Their Day Caregivers and Mothers as a Function of Experimental Setting
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A study of one aspect of attachment behavior: home reared versus day care infants' reaction to strangers
… toward the formation and maintenance of attachment bonds towards its mother. It was maintained that the variable of day care in the life of an infant would cause disruption to his attachment to his mother sufficient to elicit attachment behaviors different than those of his counterpart …
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Adult attachment styles and the organization of behavioral strategies in threatening conditions
A fundamental principle of attachment theory (Bowlby, 1969/1982, 1973, 1980) is that people regulate distress in threatening situations by seeking proximity to others. The current research examines the way in which attachment styles predict individual differences in behavioral strategies in …
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Parental perception of effectiveness of Q-sort methodology in measuring attachment in children with atypical behaviors
The effectiveness of the Attachment Behavior Q-Sort in measuring attachment in children with atypical behaviors was examined in this study. Data collected from interviews, structured and unstructured observation, and parental sorting of the Q-Sort by ten families provided insight about the …
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The role of teacher-child relationships in characterizing early mother-child attachment influences on behavior problems in preschool
<p>The study integrated attachment theory and developmental systems theory to examine the mediating and moderating role of teacher-child relationships in characterizing early mother-child attachment influences on behavior problems in preschool. The study used the data from National Institute of …
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Early Attachment Stress, Attentional Control Dysfunction and Problems with Self-Regulation
… construct of EC places emotional, cognitive, and behavioral self-regulatory capacities together. EC is meant to refer to emotional, social, and cognitive regulatory function, with the understanding that the separation of emotional, social, and cognitive developmental processes is an artifact of …
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The relationship of ego-resiliency to a representational measure of attachment
Research has shown that a secure attachment in infancy is related to high ego-resiliency ratings in preschool (Sroufe, 1983). In this study I asked the question whether a concurrent representational measure of attachment security was similarly related to preschoolers' ego-resiliency ratings. Toward …
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Significant Images of Mary
… may find a link to issues of various types of attachment behavior. Being aware of this will enable the therapist to evaluate, to treat, and to help the client to live a healthy life. The theoretical foundation used is Bowlby’s Attachment Theory, and Jung’s work on archetypes and symbols. Using …
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Caregiver attachment representations and caregiver-child interactions in adoptive and foster dyads.
… relationship between child-specific caregiver attachment representations as measured by the Working Model of the Child Interview (WMCI) and the quality of caregiver-child interactions using the Marschak Interaction Method (MIM) in a sample of adopted and foster children (aged 2 ½-9) and their …
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Encoding and decoding mutual grooming: Communication with a specialized form of touch
… functions of grooming: courtship/flirtation and attachment/pairbonding. Two variables were manipulated: type of action performed (grooming, non-grooming touch, no touch) and type of grooming performed (traditional, non-traditional, mimicry, and blemish-focused). A nested variable of three …
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The influence of adult attachment styles on coping with bereavement
… study explored the associations between adult attachment style, coping style, religious beliefs, and experiences with grief. Participants from local bereavement and religious groups completed questionnaires about these constructs.</p> <p>Hyp. 1-2 predicted that greater endorsement of Secure and …
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Divine Attachment: A Canonical Model for Discipleship and Religious Education
… to augment psychological models of religious attachment theory. The research sought to identify a canonical model of divine attachment which may contribute to the revitalization of personal discipleship and religious education by offering a new relational context. This model is based on an …
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Maternal Secure Base Scripts, Mother -Child Conversations, and Preschool Children's Attachment Security: A Comparison of *American and Korean Mothers and Their Children
Attachment theory has provided an effective tool for examining early socioemotional and personality development. Caregiver sensitivity and responsiveness have shown to be crucial in forming a secure attachment relationship during the sensorimotor period. As children enter the preschool period, …
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Attachment Self-report Questionnaires : Refining the Method
<p>Attachment theory defines attachment as a context-specific behavioral system (Bowlby, 1969). Specifically, attachment behaviors and cognition become activated when an individual is in an environment that is anxiety provoking or stressful and they cease when that individual obtains relief from …
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Joint Laughter Between Patient and Therapist: Exploring the Function of These Moments and Their Relationship to the Working Alliance in Short-Term Psychotherapy
… shown to play a critical role in fueling secure attachment bond formation and laying the groundwork for the infant’s capacity for affect regulation (Schore, 2003). Throughout life, laughter continues to function as an attachment behavior with the possibility of promoting interpersonal closeness …
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The young school-age assessment of attachment (YSAA): Development and preliminary validation
… called the Young School-age Assessment of Attachment (YSAA). The tool has clinical as well as research relevance in that it identifies the attachment strategies of children aged 5-7 years as well as recognising attachment related problems for this age group. The YSAA is a representational …
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Effects of Perceived Fetal Movement and Fetal Ultrasound Imagery on Maternal-Fetal Attachment
… woman via ultrasonography on maternal-fetal attachment. The 79 subjects were 16-39 years of age and in the first or second trimester of pregnancy. Subjects completed a Demographic Questionnaire and the prenatal Maternal Attachment Scale (PMAS). Pregnant women who perceived fetal movement did …
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Evaluating a New Measure of Adult Attachment: The Tripartite Attachment Battery
The Tripartite Attachment Battery (TAB) is a new set of self-report scales of individual differences in adult attachment characteristics. It measures: (a) attachment security (Secure Attachment Scale), (b) attachment anxiety and avoidance, as well as their corresponding secondary attachment …
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Stewarding emotional places: Effects of place and emotion on pro-environmental behaviors in working landscapes
… of social-psychological forces on human behaviors that influence the environment is a vital aspect of understanding and identifying practices and policies that act on these forces to promote conservation of complex social-ecological systems. This research closely examines the …
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