This article focuses on kibbutz care for infants and young children. It reviews (1) past and
present practices of collective education within the context of its historical background and …

It was in Uganda, a former British protectorate in East Africa, that Mary Ainsworth (1967)
began to create the famous tripartite classification system of" avoidant"(A)," secure"(B), and" …

In a longitudinal study, internationally adopted children (N= 146) placed before 6 months of
age were followed from infancy to age 7. Results showed that girls were better adjusted than …

Bridging the fields of culture and attachement, this book seeks to illuminate the relationship
between the fields in two ways: It examines attachment from the perspective of culture, and …

The purpose of this book, is to present a rather simple argument. Parents' thoughts about
childrearing and the ways in which they interact with children to achieve particular parenting …

Abstract In New South Wales, Australia, there is an increasing emphasis in the children's
court on bonding and attachment assessments to determine whether or not a child remains …

In this study, the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI) was applied in The Netherlands, to test
certain aspects of its validity, and to provide information about its relation to toddlers' socio …

In this paper the development of cross-cultural research on attachment is discussed. It is
argued that the universality hypothesis cannot be disproved by findings of divergent …

Analyzes the literature on 3 aspects of attachment—neurobiological influences,
interpersonal and intrapersonal factors, and societal factors—in the psychological …

In this chapter we address the issue of the universality and sociocultural specificity of
individual differences in attachment behavior, and we try to examine whether any …