Sentences with phrase «forming meaningful attachments»

Any child psychologist would agree that it is the pleasurable quality of interaction that is most conducive to children forming meaningful attachments.

Considerable evidence now exists (for a review, see Lamb, 1997a) that documents that most infants form meaningful attachments to both of their parents at roughly the same age (b to 7 months).

Attachment disorder, also referred to as reactive attachment disorder, is believed to develop as a result of an individual's failure or inability to form meaningful attachments to caregivers during the early years of life.

In fact, above, Lamb points out, right above in his article that «infants form meaningful attachments to both of their parents... even though many fathers in our culture spend less time with their infants than mothers do.»

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Infants also form «meaningful attachments» to their siblings, grandparents, and others who might care for them as well.

learn how to apply the theoretical model of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy in your daily practice in order to support children and their families to co-create meaningful narratives and form more secure attachments

Disruption of attachment during the crucial first three years of life can lead to «affectionless psychopathy;» the inability to form meaningful, emotional relationships, coupled with chronic anger, poor impulse control, and lack of remorse (Bowlby 1969).