Becoming Attached. Book Summary

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Robert Karen

What’s inside

Becoming Attached explores the concept of attachment theory, charting its development by John Bowlby and others, and its significance in understanding human emotional and relationship development.

You’ll Learn

  • Understanding relationship dynamics from early childhood
  • Deepening knowledge of developmental psychology
  • Learning about emotional health and its roots in childhood
  • Gaining insights for improving parenting or teaching strategies

Key Points

  • Origins of Attachment Theory
  • John Bowlby’s Groundbreaking Work
  • Mary Ainsworth and the Strange Situation
  • Patterns of Attachment and Long-Term Effects
  • Attachment Throughout the Lifespan
  • Therapeutic Applications of Attachment Theory
  • Societal Implications of Attachment Research

Who’s it For

  • Psychology enthusiasts
  • Parents
  • Educators
  • Mental health professionals
  • Students of developmental psychology

About the author

Robert Karen, Ph.D., is a noted psychologist and author, specializing in attachment theory and its application in psychotherapy.