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This theory defines '''attachment styles''' that is defined within the first year of our life and depends on the relationship we had with our main '''caregiver'''. | This theory defines '''attachment styles''' that is defined within the first year of our life and depends on the relationship we had with our main '''caregiver'''. | ||
* Secure | * Secure | ||
* Non- | * Non-secure anxious | ||
* Non-secure avoidant | * Non-secure avoidant | ||
Revision as of 04:30, 6 April 2020
Attachment theory is a psychological theory that explains our relationships with others.
This theory defines attachment styles that is defined within the first year of our life and depends on the relationship we had with our main caregiver.
- Secure
- Non-secure anxious
- Non-secure avoidant
Resources
| The Attachment Effect by Peter Lovenheim |