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Romantic Love Conceptualized as an Attachment Process
The attachment system, as Bowlby called the complex con- stellation of attachment feelings and behaviors, seems to have evolved to protect infants from danger by keeping them close to the mother. When very young, a human infant can do little more than cry, make eye contact, smile, and snuggle in to en-
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