24 The positive potential of early interventions is buttressed by evidence outside the attachment field that interventions for stressed low-income parents are both cost-effective and show positive long-term effects on child antisocial behaviour into early adulthood.25,26,27 Future Di...
attachment theory focuses on the offspring’s side of the conflict, and on the parent’s willingness or unwillingness to invest in any particular individual offspring. However, parental lifespan planning may help to explain possible differences in parental investment in care an...
Social work The impact of traumatic life events and attachment styles upon compulsive hoarding in adulthood CAPELLA UNIVERSITY Mary Rockey BiagasTracey MNumerous research studies and empirical literature have emerged since the 1990s regarding the nature of compulsive hoarding, its etiology, classification,...
In adulthood, attachment representations shape the way adults feel about the strains and stresses of intimate relationships, including parent-child relationships, and the way in which the self is perceived. Development of attachment Attachment develops in four phases. 1 In the first phase — ...
Psychology Long-term impact of foster care on romantic relationships in young adulthood| A quantitative study of attachment CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF INTEGRAL STUDIES Katie McGovern BowieJohn AshThis quantitative study explored the question: How does experience in foster care impact attachment organization ...
The type 1 path is one of a fast life history in which marital discord, high stress, scarce resources, and insensitive parenting lead to insecure attachment, early maturation, early sexual activity, and an emphasis on short-term mating and low parental investment. This is a high quantity, ...
Depending on those early experiences between the child and their caregiver, they will develop one of four attachment styles. These patterns continue into adulthood, affecting an individual's relationships unless that person identifies their attachment style and attempts to address their related responses ...
Deficits in mentalizing and attachment occur in the autism and schizophrenia spectrum, and their extended traits in the general population. Parental attachment and the broader social environment highly influence the development of mentalizing. Given the
like the experience of adverse events, the brain plays a central role in the processes of allostasis. Allostatic changes can lead to both successful adaptation and the development of resilience as well as dysfunctional behaviours and the emergence or maintenance of disorders [1,2,3]. In the latt...
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