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Personal , 4 (1 997), 1x7-199. Printed in the United Statcs ol America Copyright 0 1997 Cambridge University Press. 1350-4126197 $ + .I0 Attachment styles , shame , guilt , and collaborative problem - solving orientations FREDERICK G. LOPEZ, MARK R. GOVER, JENNIE LESKELA, ERIC M. SAUER, LISA SCHIRMER, AND JAMES WYSSMANN Michigan State University Abstract The present sLudy explored relations among adult attachmeni stylcs, shame - and guilt -proneness, and several measures of relationship problcm- solving attitudes and behaviors. Participants were I42 undergraduatcs (32 males, I10 fcmales) who completed boih categorical and continuous mcasurcs of adult Attachment , as wcll as sclf-report mcasurcs of the other constructs under investigation.

problem-solving and positively with orien- tations toward either hostility (Tangney, Wagner,Fletcher,& Gramzow,1992) or con- flict avoidance. Unlike shame, guilt should be positively related to cooperative and col- laborative problem-solving orientations. In the foregoing analysis, we propose that differences in adult attachment styles may

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