Examples of using Attachment theory in English and their translations into Greek
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science of parenting,‘gentle parenting' and attachment theory.
Attachment theory, the guiding psychological principle of human relationships,
Fraley(2002) discussed two models of continuity derived from attachment theory that make different predictions about long-term continuity
The Schema Therapy incorporates elements of the Attachment Theory and of the Object Relations Theory and understands in depth the difficulties of the patient, connecting the present time with childhood
The Schema Therapy incorporates elements of the Attachment Theory and of the Object Relations Theory
We already learned about attachment theory.
Attachment theory, narrative coherence and psychopathology.
Attachment theory describes the dynamics of relationships between humans.
Key words: Working models, attachment theory, mental health, emotion.
According to attachment theory, many babies are born without the ability to self-regulate emotions.
The contribution of the attachment theory to the therapy of adults with traumatic experiences¹.
According to attachment theory, many babies are born without the ability to self-regulate emotions.
Attachment theory, which was developed by Bowlby(1969),
The most basic tenet of attachment theory is that isolation-not just physical isolation
Research into attachment theory and bereavement theory has led to the development of grief interventions that help people heal from a loss.
Attachment theory has its roots in the work of an English psychiatrist, John Bowlby, who in the 1930s worked
Rooted in attachment theory, Attachment Parenting has been studied extensively for over 60 years by psychology
Later, psychotherapy evolved with the study of the first relationships of a child as determining factors of psychology and behaviour(Psychodynamic, Attachment theory, Objects relation theory etc.).
contributions to the area of attachment theory.
runs counter to attachment theory, which suggests that the human infant thrives on responsive parenting