A Reply to Commentaries on ‘Infant Attachment as a Dynamic System
Coleman and Watson respond to commentaries provided by Alan Fogel, and by Alan Sroufe and Megan Sampson in response to their paper addressing the application of dynamic systems theory to the study of attachment. They have chosen to stress their firm belief in the importance of the new directions tha...
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| description | Coleman and Watson respond to commentaries provided by Alan Fogel, and by Alan Sroufe and Megan Sampson in response to their paper addressing the application of dynamic systems theory to the study of attachment. They have chosen to stress their firm belief in the importance of the new directions that a dynamic systems perspective offers attachment research and theory, while underscoring the reliance that these endeavors will have on the strong foundations of previous work in the area of attachment. |
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