- Adult Attachment Interview with Mary Main
- Secure and Insecure Attachment by Richard Bowlby
- Ainsworth's Strange Situation Research
- Attachment Disorder: Diagnosis and Treatment
- Dr. Dan Siegel on different attachment types
- The Still Face Experiment
- Mary Ainsworth 'Attachment and the Growth of Love'
- Dr. Pat Crittenden talks about Mary Ainsworth and John Bowlby
- John Bowlby Talking - 'Attachment Across Generations'
- John Bowlby Talking - 'Attachment and Loss'
- John Bowlby's Study of 44 Juvenile Thieves
- Harlow's Study on Monkeys' Attachment
- Curtiss' 1989 Study on Genie - 'Secret of the Wild Child'
- Rene A. Spitz 1952 Study on Emotional Deprivation in Infancy
- Attachment Disorder: Diagnosis and Treatment
- Ainsworth's Strange Situation Research
Psychodynamic Counseling and Psychotherapy Attachment - Shibboleth Authenticated
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Welcome to this Guide on Attachment. The Library has produced a Series of Guides to bring to our users a snapshot of current thinking in dedicated subject areas. These guides are updated daily and we have included links to current articles and book chapters from PsycINFO covering attachment issues in children, adolescents and adults. There are also links to relevant websites and specialist journals in the field. Let us know if you would like to see anything else here, contact us at library@tavi-port.ac.uk
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