Attachment theory in adulthood

Jan 21, 2013

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Attachment theory in adulthood

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. A theory of relationships. What is Attachment?. …the capacity to form and maintain healthy emotional relationships which generally begin to develop in early childhood – Enduring bond with “special” person – Security & safety within context of this relationship

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Dr. K. A. Korb University of Jos. Background. John Bowlby observed orphaned infants after World War II (1940s) Concluded that early social attachment between an infant and a caretaker is essential for normal social development

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Definition of Attachment. An enduring emotional tie to a special person, characterized by a tendency to seek and maintain closeness, especially during times of stress. . Roots of Attachment Theory. John Bowlby applied ethology to infants Influenced by Konrad Lorenz

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Attachment Theory I

Attachment Theory I. Geoff Goodman, Ph.D. I. Bowlby’s Model of Attachment. Prolonged separation-- key feature of psychopathology 1. “affectionless” 2. stealing B. Reactions to prolonged separation 1. protest 2. despair 3. detachment . Continued….

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Attachment Theory II

Attachment Theory II. Geoff Goodman, Ph.D. . I. Three Influential Attachment Theorist . John Bowlby Mary Ainsworth Mary Main. II. John Bowlby . Internal working models (IWMs) 1. accurate representations of reality 2. expectations of caregiver behavior 3. nonenergic phenomena .

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The Attachment Theory

Attachment. The Attachment Theory. John Bowlby with Mary Ainsworth. John Bowlby. Born February 26, 1907 in London to an upper-class English family

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Attachment in Adulthood

Attachment in Adulthood. Simpson, J. S., & Rholes, W. S. (1998). Attachment in adulthood. In J. A. Simpson & W. S. Rholes (Eds.), Attachment theory and close relationships (pp. 3-21). New York: Guilford Press. Two Traditions. Two Traditions (cont.). Attachment in Nuclear Families

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Attachment theory in old age

Attachment theory in old age. Pirjo Juhela 15.6.2005. John Bowlby: Attachment theory. Konrad Lorenz and Nikolaas Tinbergen: Imprinting (Nobel-price for medicin and physiology, 1973 for their ethological studies). Sigmund Freud Secondary drive theory. Attachment theory is based upon

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Attachment and Metacognition : Converting Attachment Theory Into Attachment Practice

Attachment and Metacognition : Converting Attachment Theory Into Attachment Practice. Jodie was a 24 year old woman who was referred for counselling by her GP because of “depression, anxiety, possible panic attacks, and unresolved grief over her parents’ divorce”.

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ATTACHMENT THEORY

ATTACHMENT THEORY. Attachment Theory. Bowlby viewed infants attachment to a caregiver as a mechanism that evolved to protect infants from predators. According to ethological theory, infants and babies are biologically predispose to become attached to each other.

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Definition. Attachment theory states that a strong emotional and physical attachment to at least one primary caregiver is critical to personal development.

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Attachment Theory and Research

Attachment Theory and Research. 1. Learning objectives . These materials will enable you to: Define attachment and understand the importance of secure attachment D escribe four attachment styles Identify the impact of maltreatment on attachment

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Childhood and Beyond. Attachment in Childhood. Questions to consider What is attachment? Who do children attach to? Why do children attach to certain individuals? How do we measure attachment in children? What are the effects of attachment?. Attachment.

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Theory of Emerging Adulthood

Theory of Emerging Adulthood. Jeffery Arnett. Jeffery Arnett. The Theory of emerging Adulthood came about with its earliest work found in 1996 HOWEVER Jeffrey Arnett’s textbook on the Theory was published in 2000. When?. Where?. Key Elements of the Theory.

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Mahler. Mahler set out the pioneering the task of conceptualizing childhood psychosis from a psychoanalytic viewpoint. Her method rested on observations of the interactions of mothers and their babies.

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. John Bowlby Breanna Robbins. John Bowlby (1907-1990). History John Bowlby was a British child psychiatrist who was one of the founders of the attachment theory. He had close workings with Mary Ainsworth and Harry Harlow.

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Definition of Attachment. An enduring emotional tie to a special person, characterized by a tendency to seek and maintain closeness, especially during times of stress. Roots of Attachment Theory. John Bowlby applied ethology to infants Influenced by Konrad Lorenz

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. “Attachment Theory holds that humans are essentially social animals that need relationships for survival” (Bowlby) Protection from danger, care and nourishment Reproduction

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Attachment theory in old age

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Attachment Theory

Attachment Theory. Definition of Attachment. An enduring emotional tie to a special person, characterized by a tendency to seek and maintain closeness, especially during times of stress. Necessary for newborn survival Aids normal human development Normally an attachment to mother.

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