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      12  8 Dynamics of Romantic Love A Reference Case: The Feynmans’ Attachment Relationship Still, What About the Feeling of “Love”? What Does it Mean to Say “I Love You”? Putting the Three Behavioral Systems Together Further Questions References

      13  9 Integrating Temperament and Attachment The Nature and Nurture of Attachment and Temperament Three Traditional Views on Temperament and Attachment: Orthogonal, Oblique, and Reciprocal Reconciliation and Integration: Diathesis–Stress and Differential Susceptibility The Moderating Role of Temperament Directions for Future Research Further Reading References

      14  10 Annual Research Review Introduction Clinical Presentation: Classification and Measurement Causes and Risk Correlates of RAD and DSED Course and Outcomes Effects of Intervention Future Directions References

      15  11 Attachment Disorders Versus More Common Problems in Looked After and Adopted Children Introduction Method Results Discussion References

      16  12 Attachment in the Early Life Course The Developmental Significance of Early Attachment Security The Developmental Significance of Early Avoidant, Resistant, and Disorganized Attachments Looking Ahead and Conclusion References

      17  13 Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch‐up Introduction Summary References

      18  14 Children’s Multiple Attachment Relationships and Attachment Representations Conclusions References

      19  15 New Correlates of Disorganization from a West‐African Dataset, and Background Theoretical and Empirical Background Methods Results Discussion Conclusions References

      20  Index

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      List of Tables

      1 Chapter 4Table 4.1 Comparison of the features of attachment and adult romantic loveTable 4.2 Adult attachment types and their frequenciesTable 4.3 Attachment style and the experience of loveTable 4.4 Attachment style and mental modelsTable 4.5 Previous conceptions of love componentscompared with attachment the...

      2 Chapter 5Table 5.1 Stages of the emerging selfTable 5.2 Observations of pairs of preschool children with anxious (A) or res...

      3 Chapter 7Table 7.1 Concordance of current relationship interview (CRI) and adult attac...Table 7.2 Pearson correlations between analogous adult attachment interview (...Table 7.3 Concordance between subjects’ security classifications on the curre...

      4 Chapter 11Table 11.1 Percentage of psychiatric disorders in ONS data; diagnoses and sym...

      5 Chapter 15Table 15.1 Descriptive statistics for dysfluent communication, maternal conta...Table 15.2 Distribution of non‐West SSP classifications and correlating measu...

      List of Illustrations

      1 Chapter 4Figure 4.1 The dynamics of infant–mother attachment and adult romantic love....

      2 Chapter 9Figure 9.1 Various causal pathways between temperament, attachment, and pare...Figure 9.2 Steps in testing for differential susceptibility.Figure 9.3 Graphical display of differential susceptibility in comparison wi...

      3 Chapter 12Figure 12.1 Combined effect sizes for the four attachment categories for soc...Figure 12.2 Combined effect sizes for secure versus insecure infants and chi...

      4 Chapter 13Figure 13.1 Conceptual model for anticipated effects of ABC on key outcomes ...

      5 Chapter 15Figure 15.1 Setting for weigh‐in procedure.Figure 15.2 Four‐Way Distributions of SSP‐Classifications in the Dogon sampl...

      Guide

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