2017
DOI: 10.3280/mal2017-002005
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La strutturazione del legame di attaccamento in minori esposti a violenza domestica

Abstract: The structuring of the attachment bond may be influenced by specific characteristics related to individuals and context. The aim of this study was to evaluate the quality of attachment in a family unit composed of one mother and four children, who were living in a Safe House for victims fleeing from domestic violence. Attachment was evaluated in the mother through administration of the Adult Attachment Interview (George, Kaplan, & Main, 1985) and in the children through administration of the Separation Anxiety… Show more

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“…As mothers tend to be more emotionally involved in caregiving activities than fathers (e.g., Lickenbrock & Braungart-Rieker, 2015), attachment to mothers may show stronger associations with child self-esteem than attachment to fathers. However, results of studies have been inconsistent regarding whether the size of association with self-esteem is stronger for attachment to mothers (e.g., Bureau et al, 2020;Miano et al, 2017), or even fathers (Broussard, 1998;McCurdy & Scherman, 1996), or whether attachment to both parents is similarly predictive of self-esteem (e.g., Noom et al, 1999). Given the mixed findings, the present meta-analysis tested whether the average size of the association with self-esteem would be stronger when assessing security to mothers compared to fathers.…”
Section: Influences On the Size Of Association Between Parental Attac...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As mothers tend to be more emotionally involved in caregiving activities than fathers (e.g., Lickenbrock & Braungart-Rieker, 2015), attachment to mothers may show stronger associations with child self-esteem than attachment to fathers. However, results of studies have been inconsistent regarding whether the size of association with self-esteem is stronger for attachment to mothers (e.g., Bureau et al, 2020;Miano et al, 2017), or even fathers (Broussard, 1998;McCurdy & Scherman, 1996), or whether attachment to both parents is similarly predictive of self-esteem (e.g., Noom et al, 1999). Given the mixed findings, the present meta-analysis tested whether the average size of the association with self-esteem would be stronger when assessing security to mothers compared to fathers.…”
Section: Influences On the Size Of Association Between Parental Attac...mentioning
confidence: 99%