'Attachment security' presentation slideshows

Attachment

Attachment. Time to Change Seats!. Your Experience. How does it feel to have to move to another seat? How attached were you to first seat? What can you take from this fairly minor disrupted attachment about the power of attachment in our lives?.

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Attachment, parenting, and outcomes Daniel Messinger, PhD

PSY 620P. Attachment, parenting, and outcomes Daniel Messinger, PhD. Results. Attachment of Adolescents 39% showed secure, 61% showed insecure Sensitive Support Mothers of secure adolescents showed more sensitive support at 14 years Continuity of Attachment was not significant.

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Collaborators : Maryfrances Porter, Ph.D. Penny Marsh Kathleen McElhaney, Ph.D.

Portrait of the Secure Teen as a Young Adult: Predictions from Attachment to Family, Peer, and Romantic Relationship Functioning Joseph P. Allen University of Virginia. Farah Williams Dave Szwedo Katie Little Meredyth Evans Jill Antonishak, Ph.D. Katy Higgins . Claire Stephenson

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Collaborators : Maryfrances Porter, Ph.D. Penny Marsh Kathleen McElhaney, Ph.D.

Portrait of the Secure Teen as a Young Adult: Predictions from Attachment to Family, Peer, and Romantic Relationship Functioning Joseph P. Allen University of Virginia. Farah Williams Dave Szwedo Katie Little Meredyth Evans Jill Antonishak, Ph.D. Katy Higgins . Claire Stephenson

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Describing secure and insecure attachment

Describing secure and insecure attachment . Brunner & Messinger. Review: Attachment defined. What is the difference between being attached and being securely attached? What is the evidence (review Harlow) that attachment is a primary motivational system?

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Attachment Behaviors:

Attachment: An enduring emotional tie that unites one person to another, over time and across space. Attachment Behaviors: Behaviors that function to bring the infant/child physically closer to the caregiver Exs: crying, following, clinging. Why is parent-child attachment important?

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The Parent-child relationship

The Parent-child relationship. Jamie Teague. Sarah Makes PB&J. A) Guide & supervise B) Yell & send to time-out C) Ignore & watch television. Thesis. The relationship between parent & child = extremely important. Physically Behaviorally Emotionally. Physically. During Infancy.

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Child Growth and Development, ELED 132

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Mentalization /Reflective Function

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Adolescent Romantic Relationships:

Adolescent Romantic Relationships:. The Impact of Rejection Sensitivity and the Moderating Role of Attachment Security. By: Emily Marston, Amanda Hare, Erin Miga, Meredyth Evans and Joseph P. Allen.

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Attachment Behaviors:

Attachment: An enduring emotional tie that unites one person to another, over time and across space . Attachment Behaviors: Behaviors that function to bring the infant/child physically closer to the caregiver Exs: crying, following, clinging. Why is parent-child attachment important?

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Bottom Up Development Leads to Top Down Control

Bottom Up Development Leads to Top Down Control. cognitive/ behavioural. CORTEX (human). OFC. OFC. DEVELOPMENT. CONTROL. MIDBRAIN / LIMBIC (mammalian). playfulness. security. dance of attunement. containment. BRAIN STEM (reptilian). nurturing. affective/ somato-sensory.

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Influences on Infant Attachment Security

Influences on Infant Attachment Security According to attachment theory, the major influence is parental behavior (especially sensitivity) Sensitivity: Consistent, prompt, and appropriate responses to infant signals.

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Parent-Child Interaction and Attachment Security

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Vagal Tone, Attachment, and Family Conflict as Predictors of Physiological Reactions to Observed Conflict

Vagal Tone, Attachment, and Family Conflict as Predictors of Physiological Reactions to Observed Conflict Nancy Darling, Jessica Greenberg, Rebecca M. Noonan , & Andrew R. Burns. Thanks to the many participants who shared their lives with us and to the students in

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