Patterns of Attachment - Mindsplain

Patterns OF ATTACHMENTP atterns of Attachment reports the methods and key results of Mary D. Salter Ainsworth s land mark Baltimore Longitudinal Study. Following upon her natur al istic home obser va tions in Uganda, the Baltimore project yielded a wealth of endur ing, bench mark results on the nature of the child s tie to its primary care giver and the import ance of early exper i ence. It also addressed a wide range of concep tual and meth od o lo gical issues common to many devel op mental and longit ud inal projects, espe cially issues of age appro pri ate assess ment, quan ti fy ing beha vior, and compre hend ing indi vidual differ ences. Ainsworth and her students also broke new ground by clari fy ing key Attachment concepts and demon strat ing the value of etho lo gical methods and insights about beha , as we enter the fourth gener a tion of attach ment study, we have a rich and growing cata logue of beha vi oral and narrat ive approaches to meas ur ing attach ment from infancy to adult hood.

CONTENTS Preface (2015) x Preface (1978) xxxvii PART I Introduction 1 1 Theoretical Background 3 Introduction 3 Attachment Theory as a New Paradigm 3 The Behavioral System 5 Attachment and Attachment Behaviors 17 Emotion and Affect in Attachment Theory 19 The Development of Child–Mother Attachment 22 PART II Method 29 2 Procedures 31 Subjects 31

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