A microanalysis of 4-month mother-infant face-to-face communication revealed a fine-
grained specification of communication processes that predicted 12-month insecure …

Abstract Observed 1-, 3-, and 9-month infant–mother interaction to examine antecedents of 1-
year attachment quality. Frequency data were recoded using theory-guided measure of …

This study built on attachment theory and previous research in examining the interactional
origins of the secure, insecure‐resistant, and insecureavoidant patterns of attachment …

The detailed study of mother–infant interactions to uncover the dyadic origins of attachment
as presented in this monograph by Beebe et al.(2010, p. 3–138, this issue) represents a …

A microanalysis of 4-month mother–infant face-to-face communication predicted 12-month
infant disorganized (vs. secure) attachment outcomes in an urban community sample. We …

We tested the hypothesis that attachment security at 12 months can be predicted from infant
response to the mother's still-face interaction during the first half-year. Subjects were 66 …

This book addresses the origins of attachment in mother–infant face-to-face communication
and its implications for adult treatment. Mother–infant communication provides the …

This study sought to replicate previous work in testing the hypothesis that interactions of
dyads developing secure attachment relationships would be characterized by …

Van IJzendoorn's (1995) model of the intergenerational transmission of attachment was
tested with data from 96 mother-infant dyads assessed prenatally, and at 6 and 12 months …

The study examined the links between early infant-mother attachment assessed using
Ainsworth's Strange Situation at 1 year and mother-pre-schooler communication at 4.5 years …