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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Attachment behaviors"”.
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A comparison of the level of knowledge of caseworkers and nurses regarding attachment behaviors and separation anxiety reactions
… and nurses in regard to the concepts of attachment behaviors and separation anxiety reactions in children. The purpose of the study was to determine if there were differences between the levels of knowledge of caseworkers and nurses regarding these important concepts. Attachment behaviors …
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Immigrant and U.S. Born Early Head Start Families: Exploring the Relationship Between Parenting Stress, Attachment Behaviors, Primary Caregiver Depressive Symptoms, and Parent-child Attachment in a Nationally-representative Sample
… the relationship between parenting stress, attachment behaviors, primary caregiver depressive symptoms, and parent-child attachment in a nationally-representative Early Head Start sample of 2349 families. Additionally, the study explored whether there were differences between immigrant …
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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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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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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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The Relationship Between Resilience, Attachment, and Emotional Coping Styles
… leads to positive long-term health outcomes. Attachment and emotional coping style literatures have both been tentatively linked to resilience, with dismissive and secure attachment styles as well as the repressive coping style positively associated with resilience. However, both avoidantly …
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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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The Nature of Relationships Between Young Children and Their Secondary Caregiver In a Childcare Center Classroom
… teachers and its effects on their subsequent behaviors, attachments, and outcomes have been an interest in the last two or three decades primarily due to the significant increase of young children in full-time childcare. Attachment Theory, and its identifying behaviors in children categorized …
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TEMPORAL DYNAMICS, ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AND PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS OF BACTERIAL TAXA IN IRRIGATION WATER SOURCES AND RELEVANCE TO FOOD SAFETY
… richness, evenness, virulence gene carriage and attachment behaviors on both biotic and abiotic surfaces, of this bacterial taxon. Finally, the effect of using highly treated reclaimed water and pond water on lettuce surface microbiomes was investigated. The study provided an integrated …
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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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Caregiving in later life: an attachment explanatory model
… a causal model between disruptions in childhood attachment, dimensions of adult attachment, and caregiving in later life. The research was intended to fill a void in both the attachment and the gerontological caregiving literatures. Like the construct of attachment, John Bowlby conceptualized …
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Method of Infant Feeding as a Predictor of Maternal Responsiveness
Infants need to develop effective, secure attachment to their primary caregivers in the first year of life. Researchers have not been able to identify all the factors that may influence the development of infant attachment. Most of the studies in this area have been done without regard to infant …
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Relationships Between Black Female College Students' Relationships with Their Fathers and Adult Romantic Attachment
… during high school as related to romantic attachment and fear of intimacy. Although researchers have investigated the impact that early attachment bonds to mothers have for later psychosocial development, much less research has examined how attachment to fathers may be associated with …