Sentences with phrase «attachment style differences»

Findings support our hypotheses regarding the manner in which brand personality and attachment style differences systematically influence brand outcomes, including brand attachment, purchase likelihood, and brand choice.

Not exact matches

Instead, they found no differences at all between the attachment styles of single and coupled people.

Psychologists who have studied attachment have found that when human kids have that same kind of licking and grooming - style bonding with their parents, especially in the first year of life, it gives them all sorts of psychological strength, confidence [and] character that, when they reach school age and even into adulthood, will make a huge difference in how well they do.»

Author Andrew G. Marshall says that the two main culprits that destroy what he calls «Loving Attachment» are neglecting physical intimacy and not accepting each other's differences — such as different parenting styles or ways of resolving conflicts.

Del Giudice addresses a complex and pertinent theoretical issue: the evolutionary adaptiveness of sex differences in attachment styles in relation to life history strategy.

Response to the loss of a romantic relationship: Differences by time since the loss, gender, and attachment style.

Also, a comparison of the first and last children showed that a significant difference existed between the mean of first and last children in avoidant attachment style (first children were higher than that of last children).

No significant differences were found among the insecure attachment styles.

Attachment - style differences in the experience and expression of romantic jealousy.

Yet just as attachment styles are associated with different behavior patterns and outcomes in other realms (e.g., Crispi et al. 1997; Hazan and Shaver 1990), they also may be associated with differences in parent care.

Once the phenomenon had been thoroughly tested and replicated, it became a standard method for testing hypotheses about person perception, communication differences as a result of gender or cultural differences, individual differences in attachment style, and the effects of maternal depression on infants.

Cross cultural differences were also found in the distribution of attachment style among those adolescents with PTSD.

Within a science that stresses the importance of comparing differences between groups, I am surpised that only one of the attachment styles was elaborated on, and neither of the others mentioned.

The difference is just that the narcissistic - style personality has been able to establish a fragile narcissistic defense against the direct experience of these underlying vulnerabilities, whereas the borderline personality - style personality has no inner psychological defense against the continual direct experience of these core attachment beliefs.

Age interacted with attachment, as dismissive young adults displayed less SML, and gender differences were revealed in PML among established adults with regard to the preoccupied and fearful attachment styles.

Adult attachment style and information processing: individual differences in curiosity and cognitive closure.

Differences in Unit Cohesion and Combat - Related Mental Health Problems Based on Attachment Styles in US Military Veterans.

Attachment - style differences in the ability to suppress negative thoughts: exploring the neural correlates.

Soon our little differences become annoyances and our predominant attachment style emerges.

The current review argues that individual differences in vulnerability to interpersonal stress could (partly) be explained by differences in relationship orientations or attachment styles (see also Pines 2004).

Because we value each person's unique learning style and differences, we use an eclectic model to approach supervision, drawing on the psychodynamic and attachment models, cognitive - behavioral model, relational and developmental models.

and early adulthood, differences in coping styles were found to be related to differences in attachment representations.

Alternatively research could focus more on individual differences and include single people as well as those in relationships which would be a more effective way to assess the impact of attachment style.

However both subtypes of the avoidant style did not report higher levels of cognitive avoidance; the level of cognitive avoidance was even very low in the avoidant - cooperative attachment group though these differences have not been significant.

Crying proneness and / or crying frequency have been found to be associated with a number of individual difference factors, including gender, temperament, attachment style, socialization, confrontation with stressful / traumatic life events, being engaged in a romantic relationship, and the transition to parenthood (Vingerhoets et al., 2009).

In both adolescence and early adulthood, differences in coping styles were found to be related to differences in attachment representations.

Attachment - style differences in the ability to suppress negative thoughts: Exploring the neural correlates.

Given that their sample was recruited from the United Kingdom and ours from the United States, this discrepancy might be explained by differences in sample characteristics (e.g., ethnicity, relationship status) or cultural differences in attachment styles (Del Giudice, 2011; Schmitt et al., 2004).

Individual differences in adult crying: The role of attachment styles.

정진미 유현실 et al. «Differences in Couple Conflict Resolution Strategies among Adult Attachment Styles and Empathy Levels» Korea Journal of Counseling 14.3 pp. 1535 - 1550 (2013): 1535.

The present study was conceptualized in this context to explore differences in the Personality factors, Attachment styles and Coping strategies in couples with good and poor marital quality.

[jounal] Mikulincer, M. / 1999 / The association between adult attachment style and mental health in extreme life - endangering conditions / Personality and Individual Differences 27: 831 ~ 842

When we compared TAS - 20 Total scores according to patients» attachment style, a significant difference among groups was found (TAS - 20, F = 3.838; p = 0.013).

Through the construction of self - report questionnaires, they found that the three different styles of attachment, as proposed by Ainsworth et al. [3], help explain personality differences in experiences of romantic relationships.

Adult attachment style and individual differences in functional versus dysfunctional experiences of anger.

Moreover, to explore differences in maternal alexithymia and attachment as function of children / adolescents» attachment style (secure, ambivalent, avoiding, and disorganized / confused) a series of one - way ANOVAs was carried out.

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For example, more specific dispositional tendencies are presumably pertinent as well, such as the chronic individual difference of believing one is falling short of the ideal standards that a significant other holds for one, in longstanding goals with a significant other (e.g., for affection) that may have chronically gone unsatisfied, and more broadly, individual differences in chronic depression, or rejection sensitivity, or attachment style.

Differences in Couple Conflict Resolution Strategies among Adult Attachment Styles and Empathy Levels Korea Journal of Counseling [Internet].

In sum, gender differences in close relationships may be present, but since an anxious attachment style in single males was observed only in a small sample, these results need to be replicated in a larger and more representative sample.

«Differences in Couple Conflict Resolution Strategies among Adult Attachment Styles and Empathy Levels» Korea Journal of Counseling 14, no. 3 (2013): 1535 - 1550.

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There will be differences between countries and between different types of institutions and foster care programs, regarding rates of attachment styles.

There were significant ethnic differences in «dismissing,» F (2, 247) = 7.84, p <.001; «preoccupied with close relationships,» F (2, 248) = 3.08, p <.04; «secure emotional,» F (2, 250) = 4.24, p <.015; and «comfortable depending,» F (2, 250) = 6.09, p <.003, attachment styles.

As a whole, these findings support hypotheses 1 and 2 regarding differences in attachment styles between children raised in biological families, institutions and foster care.

In agreement with the present findings, previous studies showed similar gender differences in attachment style during childhood and similar relationships with family environments (Mikulincer & Florian, 1999; Searle & Meara, 1999).

Research has shown many cross-cultural differences in proportional ratios of different attachment styles among children and adults (Sprecher et al., 1994).

As Malaysian culture is part of Asian traditions, which in turn encompasses multiple subcultures, it is expected to demonstrate a few different and unique attachment styles due to the differences in child rearing, education, socialization and aspirations towards ideal models of social relationships.

It was difficult to draw conclusions about Hypothesis 4 regarding differences in attachment styles between countries and type of institutions / foster care programs.

Findings showed significant ethnic differences in «dismissing,» «preoccupied with close relationships,» «secure emotional» and «comfortable depending» attachment styles, perceived stress, family support, and total social support.