Title

Individual differences in attachment behavior: long-term stablity and relationships to language development

Author

David Bruce Connell, Syracuse University

Date of Award

1977

Degree Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Department

Psychology

Advisor(s)

William J. Meyer

Keywords

Attachment behavior

Subject Categories

Social Psychology

Abstract

The first element of this research ... is the issue of an appropriate methodology for relating attachment behavior within infants across time - specifically, from twelve to thirty months of age.

A second question to be dealt with concerns the nature of individual differences in the expression of attachment and the implications of these differences for future development. ....

The final issue to be considered in the research is that of the relationship between attachment status and related areas of development, specifically language and cognition.

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Recommended Citation

Connell, David Bruce, "Individual differences in attachment behavior: long-term stablity and relationships to language development" (1977). Psychology - Dissertations. 132.
https://surface.syr.edu/psy_etd/132

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