… of the transgenerational transmission of attachment … , we see the role of the attachment
relationship as far more than being there to … takes us a step forward in filling the transmission gap. …

… We revisited fundamental questions in attachment theory and research by examining: (1) …
, the transmission gap remained although more recent studies did narrow the gap. Verhage et …

… Path analyses showed that the transmission could not be fully explained by caregiver …
but not bridging the “transmission gap.” Implications for attachment theory as well as future …

… and may hinder progress in attachment theory. Specifically, further research on the “transmission
gap” will continue to limit our understanding of attachment etiology. We discuss recent …

… of neuroscientific research findings remains highly attractive to stakeholders outside of the
academe and that transmission gaps of this nature also exist outside of attachment theory. …

… across the transmission gap. Here we suggest a model of intergenerational transmission that
includes … A second core hypothesis of attachment theory is the influence of early attachment …

… research is described, as well as its relation to the central constructs of attachment theory.
A series of analyses aimed at testing the hypothesis that maternal reflective functioning is …

… of a similar transmission gap in our understanding of the link between the attachment relationship
… in attachment theory may yet catch up with those in attachment methodology, enabling …

… Next I will consider the possibility that insufficient attention has been paid by students of
attachment theory to what might be regarded, from the mother’s perspective, as “time on task,” …

… attachment and infant attachment (the transmission gap). It is still unclear whether temperament
contributes to bridging the transmission gap … student of attachment theory, however, …