Attachment theory: developments, debates and recent applications in social work, social care and educationAdoptionattachmentchildreneducationfosteringsocial workAttachment theory may be considered controversial given that some of its foundational principles are contested. Not only this, it is currently being ...
One such perspective is Bowlby's (1969/1982) ethological attachment theory, which provides an essential framework for understanding the impact of early social-emotional relationships on cognitive-affective structures the child uses to construct views of the world, self, and others. Attachment theory ...
Understanding Work-Related Social Media Use: An Extension of Theory of Planned Behavior This study examines the motives of employees to engage in work related social media use - i.e. the use of personal social media accounts to communicate abo... WV Zoonen,JWM Verhoeven,WJL Elving - 《Social...
In this chapter we describe the theory in more detail, explain how its key constructs are measured in studies of adolescents and adults, and provide a brief summary of research findings. A much more detailed account of the theory and the research it has generated can be found in our book,...
2. Attachment theory: A brief introduction of core concepts 3. Why propose a learning theory of attachment? 4. A learning theory of attachment 5. Towards a new research agenda Acknowledgements Appendix A. Supplementary data ReferencesShow full outline Cited by (91) Figures (3) Extras (1) Su...
However, unlike attachment theory, non-attachment is not focused primarily on social relationships. It also focuses on letting go of and accepting life changes, status and ego, self-beliefs, money, material objects, worldly concerns, unwanted personality traits, and other factors in a person’s ...
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Mary Ainsworth – is known for developing the attachment theory published in her book, “Patterns of Attachment” (5) The Science Of Attachment & Your Child’s Optimal Development Brain development in the social and emotional areas happens within the first 18 months of life. Because babies don’...
Nowadays, attachment theory has a high heuristic value in the field of developmental psychology since supported by empirical evidence; it has managed to position the attachment bond as the fundamental basis for the cognitive, affective, and social development of children and adolescents (Bernier et ...
attachment theory wishes to look at the universal inner workings of child development and attachment organization it does not fully discuss the cultural contexts. Attachment theory instead looks to universally categorize the survival needs of all infants but does not take into consideration cultural, ...