… We hypothesized that children who were securely attached would exhibit more competent
and fewer aggressive solutions to social problems, less loneliness, and fewer negative …

… (this issue) further our understanding of the potential consequences of insecure attachments
for children growing up within high- and lowrisk families. As the findings reported by Pettit et …

… their conceptualization of the linkages between attachment and peer relations (for a review, …
secure attachment will promote greater peer competence and/or sociability. Studies of peer …

… of secure attachment to both caregivers and peers in … Additionally, although social competence
and self regulation … and peer attachment and adjustment, social competence emerged as …

… of attachment on the basis of changing child competencies. … who switch from competence
in sensitivity to competence in … in attachment classification and in children's competencies …

… tionship between security of attachment in infancy and competence in the peer group in …
task rating scales in adolescence by security of attachment in infancy (secure versus insecure). …

… In conducting this research I evolved a framework that I now call the Social Competencies
in … Finally, I suggest some new areas for research applying attachment theory and the SCIP …

… Further, the present study provided support for both parent and peer attachment style
classifications devised by Armsden and Greenberg (1987) and Vivona (2000), also within the …

… The link between parent–child attachment and children’s social competence at school has
… Still, not all studies find an effect of attachment on peer social competence, and there is great …

… between attachment status and later cognitive competence or … attachment and cognitive
competence at both time points, it is not appropriate to conclude that differences in attachment …