Child development: attachment in infancy.
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ATTACHMENT IN INFANCY
Why psychologist stressed the importance of attachment behaviors in development? Many theorists agree that social contact early in a child's life is important for healthy personality development. This is the most important relationship of the child's development. As it is from best that the child derives its confidence in the world. A break from this relationship is experience is highly distressing in constitutes a considerable trauma [Schaffer 1964]. Through social and emotional exchanges …
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…M., (1994) Principles pf Developmental Psychology, Chap. 6, Hove:LEA. Cardwell, M., Clark, L., Meldrum, c.,(1996) Psychologu of A'leve;. London: Harper Collins Santrock, J.W., Bartlett, J.C. (1986) Developmental Psychology: a life-cycle Perspective.2940299, Iowa: Wm.C.Brown. Schaffer, H.R., (1998) Making Decisions about Children. (2nd Ed)20-29, Blackwell. Sroufe,L. Alan, (1995) Emotional Development, the organization of emotional life in the early years. Chap 10, Cambridge:CUP. Wright, K., (1991) Vision and Seperation: Between mother and baby, 8-11, London: FAB.
