… tion between differences in preschoolers' social competence and their … preschoolers' skill
in interacting with another child would be related to the security of the mother-child relationship …

… the relationship between social competence and earlier infant-caregiver attachment. The …
One can assert a relationship between attachment and later peer competence only when …

… social competence in relation to two aspects of the mother-child relationship— attachment
security … Speci cally, we expected concurrent child-mother attachment security to be positively …

… of attachment to parents and preschool relationships support the claim of attachment theory
that internal representations of relationships with primary care givers may set the stage for …

… Our study tested relations between preschool children’s (N = … friendships), relations with
attachment security are expected to … In the present study, preschoolers’ social competence was …

… to promote the child’s social competence (ie the capacity to use … attachment relationship may
promote social competence … regarding relationships in general, including relationships with …

… concerning relations between attachment representations and social competence during
early … In all samples, the secure base script was scored from attachment-relevant narratives …

… affect, and become attachment figures in their own right. … attachment relationship of
preschoolers with their daycare providers and preschool teachers, and the impact of that relationship…

… relationship serve to promote or impede social competence … , and attachment security in
early childhood, and their relation … relations between child negativity at 2 years and preschool …

… In summary, there is a strong theoretical basis for a developmental pathway leading from
early insecure attachment to poor academic competence in preschool via peer acceptance …