… Some publications indicate that during childhood and adolescence, children with secure
attachment show greater social competence and have more positive relationships with their …

… We note that many studies concerning associations between attachment security and
social competence relied upon indirect measures of social competence, in particular, adult (…

… of the significance of early attachment for social competence already available (Groh et al., …
competence with peers and compared the strength of this association with that for attachment…

… among maternal attachment, paternal attachment, peer attachment, … and paternal attachment,
peer attachment, internalizing … between attachment and socioemotional competencies may …

… on peer attachment is through parent-child attachment. … -child attachment and mother-child
attachment on peer attachment when … Predicting peer competence and peer relationships in …

… However, adolescents who have experienced abuse and are able to form a secure attachment
with a competent adult have better outcomes because they are able to practice key areas …

… parental attachment are likely to be more socially competent … parental attachment tend to be
less socially competent and report … Therefore, adolescents form high-quality peer attachment …

… For example, Laible (2007) reported that peer attachment, as well as parent attachment,
enhance the development of emotional competence like empathy, positive expressiveness, and …

… Attachment to mother had a cross-sectional effect on aggression … attachment to peers, and
attachment to peers predicted prosocial behavior; overall, the higher the quality of attachment, …

… We also examine several distinct competences that have been implicated in disorganized
attachment and externalizing problems, drawing from different theoretical perspectives. …