We evaluated links between peer-group functioning and indicators of attachment security in
relation to both mother and father in middle childhood, among 73 10-year-olds (37 girls) …

Relationships among attachment to each parent, children's social self‐efficacy, and the
quality of peer relations (attachment to peers and perceptions of victimization) were explored …

The present study aims to test Bowlby's suggestions concerning relations between the
child's attachment quality with parents and subsequently constructed models of self-worth …

Attachment theorists suggest that attachment security with parents supports the quality of
social adaptation in peer groups during early childhood, and numerous studies supporting …

The recent availability of attachment measures such as the Security Scale makes it possible
to take further steps into the testing and refinement of attachment theoretic assumptions …

This study examined the relations between preschool children's attachment security,
temperament, and peer acceptance. Ninety‐eight preschool children and their mothers were …

Associations between adolescents' attachment security with mother, attachment security with
father, and their affect and behavior in social interactions with parents and peers were …

We hypothesized that adolescents who reported secure attachments with their parents
would display higher levels of interpersonal relational competence. Sixty-three 10th-grade …

In 2 studies, peer relationships were related to children's perceptions of security in the child–
mother relationship. In Study 1, a sample of 74 5th graders, children who viewed their …

Attachment relationships of first, third, and fifth graders with their mothers and fathers, and
their associations with self‐perceived and teacher‐rated competence, were investigated …