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LINKING DOES NOT MEAN ENDORSING!
“ First, a little background. If you’ve been in one of our seminars, you know that attachment theory has been around since the 1950’s and has a lot to teach us about personality development. John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth established attachment theory while researching the behavior of infants and young children, and how they develop a “secure attachment” or an “insecure attachment” with each parent. Later, Mary Main recognized a “disorganized attachment” style as well. From birth, children “turn on” the attachment behavior of seeking physical closeness and soothing emotional attention from their parents and other significant adults, as needed. When they feel secure enough, they “turn off” their attachment behavior and explore their environment. [1]”
If you’ve ever wanted a committed behaviorist that cannot imagine another perspective to describe attachment theory, well, these people are here for you, personally, and your specific desire.
But if that’s not a thing you ever imagined doing, well, enjoy the Wild Chaos of this moment. Recovering from this particular gear smash will take a Minute.
LINKING DOES NOT MEAN ENDORSING!
“ First, a little background. If you’ve been in one of our seminars, you know that attachment theory has been around since the 1950’s and has a lot to teach us about personality development. John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth established attachment theory while researching the behavior of infants and young children, and how they develop a “secure attachment” or an “insecure attachment” with each parent. Later, Mary Main recognized a “disorganized attachment” style as well. From birth, children “turn on” the attachment behavior of seeking physical closeness and soothing emotional attention from their parents and other significant adults, as needed. When they feel secure enough, they “turn off” their attachment behavior and explore their environment. [1]”
If you’ve ever wanted a committed behaviorist that cannot imagine another perspective to describe attachment theory, well, these people are here for you, personally, and your specific desire.
But if that’s not a thing you ever imagined doing, well, enjoy the Wild Chaos of this moment. Recovering from this particular gear smash will take a Minute.