… Each of these systems will be outlined below, summarizing what we understand about the
neurobiology of attachment and how this may relate to addiction behaviors and susceptibility. …

… We propose that the human attachment system is organized in two affective/emotional (left) …
Within NAMA, we have therefore previously proposed that the human attachment system …

… neuropeptides vasopressin, oxytocin, and prolactin, known for their involvement in the
regulation of social (attachment) behavior in animals and humans [45], additionally seem to play a …

… behavior appears to follow a strong urge to control the uncertain attachment with the
mother… Therefore, the quest for the evolutionary root of attachment and its connection in well-…

… In the next section, I describe the ongoing development of the protoconversation over the 1st
year and beyond, and the … affect regulating functions of the attachment motivational system. …

… , it may be possible to integrate both perspectives into a developmental model through the
lens of attachment. The goal of the present review is to evaluate the value of neurobiological …

… in attachment theory, refer to Ross, 2004). For this reason, in the current review we use the
term “attachment-… , anxious, avoidant attachment, controlling-attachment behaviors, resistant …

… neurobiological mechanisms of human attachment. Although the behaviors of social bonding
stem from the quality of the … The realm of human attachment has been predominantly …

… mother's sensitive behavioral style over lengthy periods we aimed to support our key
hypothesis – that the effects of human attachment should be measured longitudinally, taking into …

… The current study investigated the role of early child-mother attachment security on … Although
this study informs our understanding of the behavioral and neurobiological risks of children …