Attachment theory has long been at the forefront of research efforts to understand the origins
and enduring impact of early parent–child relationships. It has also expanded into a theory …

This monograph brings together current theory and research on atypical patterns of
attachment in infancy and early childhood to illustrate and help in understanding some of the …

Despite the intensive use of the Inventory of Parent and Peer Attachment (IPPA), a measure
of attachment which centres on individual differences in adolescents and their ability to …

Discussion In general, adolescents classified themselves as securely attached to their
friends, with one in five adolescents reporting an insecure attachment style, similar to …

▪ Abstract This review demarcates major periods of empirical activity and accomplishment (ie
“generations”) in research on children's peer relations and social competence during recent …

In a longitudinal study that followed children from fourth through sixth grades, we tested
whether problems in children's peer relations preceded psychological maladjustment and …

Both the adolescent peer attachment and perceived parenting style literatures emphasize
the role of the quality of the parent–child relationship in children's healthy adjustment …

This study investigated child and early adolescent relationships with parents and peers
within the theoretical framework of attachment. A cross-sectional sample of 279 fourth, sixth …

A longitudinal sample of 96 children was followed from 15 months of age to 8–9 years.
Attachment relationships were studied in infancy with the Strange Situation and at school …

Attachment was examined as a predictor of teens' empathic support for friends in a
multimethod longitudinal study of 184 US adolescents (58% Caucasian, 29% African …