Child's Attachment to Mother as the Basis of Mental Development Typology
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Abstract
The article shows the role of the attachment system (child-mother interactions) in development of a wide spectrum of individual personality characteristics. Emotional attachment of the child to mother is considered as a complicated system of internal regulation and a basis of typology of mental development. Results of a series of empirical studies show the connection between the type of attachment, formed at the early stages of child development, and characteristics of his/her autonomy, consciousness (self-concept and self-esteem) and empathy in preschool and middle childhood.
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| Authors | Burmenskaya, Galina V.; |
| Journal | psychology in russia: state of art |
| Year | 2009 |
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