How do Tony and Jo think their experiences of attachment and separation have affected them, and how does this relate to Bowlby's theory of attachment?
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Advocates of attachment theory propose that it is our earliest
relationships and attachments that have the greatest bearing on our development
into adult life. Research suggests that the kind of attachments we experience in
childhood influence our development as adults. A qualitative, textual analysis was
conducted on two edited extracts from interviews with a married couple. This
qualitative report aims to show if and how their early experiences of separation and
attachment have a …
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…H. "Childcare and Attachment", Personal, Social and Emotional Development of Children, Oxford, Blackwell, p.6 Bowlby, J. (1969), "Lifespan Development", Challenging Psychological Issues, Open University, p.28-30 Goldfarb, W. (1947), Cowie, H. "Childcare and Attachment", Personal, Social and Emotional Development of Children, Oxford, Blackwell, p.30 Hamilton C,E. (1994) "Lifespan Development", Challenging Psychological Issues, Open University, p.33 Main, M. et al, (1985), "Lifespan Development", Challenging Psychological Issues, Open University, p.27 Zimmerman, P. (2000), "Lifespan Development", Challenging Psychological Issues, Open University, p.33
