Explore theories such as Bowlby's Attachment Theory, Murray-Parkes' theory of an Assumptive World, Peter Marris' Structures of Meaning, and Murray-Parkes Bereavement Model. These theories delve into the stages of grief, ranging from protest and despair to acceptance, offering insights into how indiv

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Explore the clinical implications of attachment theory, as discussed by Miriam Steele and Bowlby, highlighting how early attachment patterns persist into adulthood and influence relationships. Learn about the Strange Situation test, Adult Attachment Interview, and intergenerational patterns of attac

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Attachment theory in developmental psychology, pioneered by Bowlby and Ainsworth, examines the emotional bonds between infants and caregivers. It delves into phases of attachment development, key components, and evaluation methods such as the Strange Situation Procedure. The theory emphasizes the si

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Socio-affective development focuses on how individuals interact with others and manage their emotions. It is influenced by factors such as personalities, morality, emotions, and spirituality. Attachment theory, proposed by John Bowlby, explains how infants form relationships with caregivers, startin

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This content provides an in-depth exploration of Bowlby's Attachment Theory, covering key concepts such as stages of attachment, interactional synchrony, multiple attachments, imprinting, secure and insecure attachment styles, and the impact of maternal deprivation. It also delves into short-term an

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Exploring the intense emotional pain of breakups, this presentation delves into Bowlby's Attachment Theory to elucidate the deep bonds that connect individuals and the biological instincts that drive the need for closeness during times of discomfort or threat. Through poignant breakup songs, persona

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