Culture plays a significant role in the variations observed in the manifestation, expression,
and meaning of attachment behaviors. Africa is home to multiple cultures, with distinct …

Attachment theory rests on two fundamental principles: 1) a wellfunctioning attachment
relationship provides a secure base that optimizes autonomy and provides support and comfort …

Reviews the book, The Origins of Attachment: Infant Research and Adult Treatment by
Beatrice Beebe and Frank M. Lachmman (2014). This book proves to be a difficult book both to …

… I conclude that attachment processes both permeate and constrain culture. They permeate
culture because they gave rise to it evolutionarily and give rise to it developmentally. And …

… the infant attachments with later … origins and functionality of romantic attachments, in
particular. Here, I advance a two-system approach to attachment, proposing that infant attachments …

… From its origins, human attachment has always been viewed as a primary, biologically-based …
Thus, although we think of attachments and attachment behaviour as highly social …

… that have made Attachment Theory so unpalatable to the public. The origin of his father's
motivation for working on the conundrum of the parent-child attachment relationship probably …

Using video microanalysis—which captures moment-to-moment sequences of interactions—Beatrice
Beebe and her colleagues have turned their lens on the most primary of …

… Hunter-gatherer groups were considered as the environment to which human ancestors
adapted, and in which Bowlby had located the evolutionary origins of attachment formation. …

… attachment (47%) and insecure attachment (53%), although we should mention that the
AQS was not designed to yield attachment classifications. The relatively low rate of secure …