Attachment Theory Expanded
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Attachment Theory Expanded
Security Dynamics in Individuals, Dyads, Groups, and Societies
Mikulincer, Mario
Guilford Publications
09/2023
435
Dura
Inglês
9781462552658
15 a 20 dias
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I. Attachment Theory: Its Original Version and Our Expansion of It
1. Attachment Theory and Security Dynamics
2. An Outline of the Expanded Theory
3. The Expanded Theory in Relation to Other Social-Psychological Theories
II. Seeking and Attaining Felt Security: The Distress?Relief Cycle Involving Proximity Seeking and Others' Responsiveness
4. Facing Threats and Challenges: Seeking a Safe Haven and Secure Base for Exploration
5. A Cost of Becoming Attached: Facing the Threat of Attachment-Figure Unavailability
6. Feeling Protected and Supported: Calming and Empowering Effects
7. Feeling Protected and Supported: Security-Enhancing Effects
III. Intrapersonal, Relational, and Societal Implications of Attaining or Failing to Attain Security
8. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Resilience, Subjective Well-Being, and Mental Health
9. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Mature, Other-Oriented Love
10. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Personal Growth and Autonomous Relatedness
11. Thwarted Security and the Development of Anxious and Avoidant Patterns of Self-Regulation and Relating
IV. Epilogue
12. Wrapping Up, Taking Stock
Appendices
References
Index
1. Attachment Theory and Security Dynamics
2. An Outline of the Expanded Theory
3. The Expanded Theory in Relation to Other Social-Psychological Theories
II. Seeking and Attaining Felt Security: The Distress?Relief Cycle Involving Proximity Seeking and Others' Responsiveness
4. Facing Threats and Challenges: Seeking a Safe Haven and Secure Base for Exploration
5. A Cost of Becoming Attached: Facing the Threat of Attachment-Figure Unavailability
6. Feeling Protected and Supported: Calming and Empowering Effects
7. Feeling Protected and Supported: Security-Enhancing Effects
III. Intrapersonal, Relational, and Societal Implications of Attaining or Failing to Attain Security
8. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Resilience, Subjective Well-Being, and Mental Health
9. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Mature, Other-Oriented Love
10. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Personal Growth and Autonomous Relatedness
11. Thwarted Security and the Development of Anxious and Avoidant Patterns of Self-Regulation and Relating
IV. Epilogue
12. Wrapping Up, Taking Stock
Appendices
References
Index
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therapeutic alliance research;emotional regulation strategies;interpersonal neurobiology;group cohesion mechanisms;organisational attachment processes;social connectedness theory;psychological resilience in relationships
I. Attachment Theory: Its Original Version and Our Expansion of It
1. Attachment Theory and Security Dynamics
2. An Outline of the Expanded Theory
3. The Expanded Theory in Relation to Other Social-Psychological Theories
II. Seeking and Attaining Felt Security: The Distress?Relief Cycle Involving Proximity Seeking and Others' Responsiveness
4. Facing Threats and Challenges: Seeking a Safe Haven and Secure Base for Exploration
5. A Cost of Becoming Attached: Facing the Threat of Attachment-Figure Unavailability
6. Feeling Protected and Supported: Calming and Empowering Effects
7. Feeling Protected and Supported: Security-Enhancing Effects
III. Intrapersonal, Relational, and Societal Implications of Attaining or Failing to Attain Security
8. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Resilience, Subjective Well-Being, and Mental Health
9. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Mature, Other-Oriented Love
10. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Personal Growth and Autonomous Relatedness
11. Thwarted Security and the Development of Anxious and Avoidant Patterns of Self-Regulation and Relating
IV. Epilogue
12. Wrapping Up, Taking Stock
Appendices
References
Index
1. Attachment Theory and Security Dynamics
2. An Outline of the Expanded Theory
3. The Expanded Theory in Relation to Other Social-Psychological Theories
II. Seeking and Attaining Felt Security: The Distress?Relief Cycle Involving Proximity Seeking and Others' Responsiveness
4. Facing Threats and Challenges: Seeking a Safe Haven and Secure Base for Exploration
5. A Cost of Becoming Attached: Facing the Threat of Attachment-Figure Unavailability
6. Feeling Protected and Supported: Calming and Empowering Effects
7. Feeling Protected and Supported: Security-Enhancing Effects
III. Intrapersonal, Relational, and Societal Implications of Attaining or Failing to Attain Security
8. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Resilience, Subjective Well-Being, and Mental Health
9. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Mature, Other-Oriented Love
10. The Broaden-and-Build Effects of Felt Security: Personal Growth and Autonomous Relatedness
11. Thwarted Security and the Development of Anxious and Avoidant Patterns of Self-Regulation and Relating
IV. Epilogue
12. Wrapping Up, Taking Stock
Appendices
References
Index
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