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Attachment & Human Development, Volume 8 Issue 3 2006

Script-like Attachment Representations and Behavior in Families and Across Cultures

NEW 2008 Impact Factor 1.510 (2009 Thomson Reuters, 2008 Journal Citation Reports)
ISSN: 1469-2988 (electronic) 1461-6734 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 6 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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Script-like attachment representations and behavior in families and across cultures: Studies of parental secure base narratives
Brian E. Vaughn;  Harriet S. Waters;  Gabrielle Coppola;  Jude Cassidy;  Kelly K. Bost; Manuela Veríssimo
Pages 179 – 184
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The attachment working models concept: Among other things, we build script-like representations of secure base experiences
Harriet S. Waters; Everett Waters
Pages 185 – 197
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Maternal attachment script representations: Longitudinal stability and associations with stylistic features of maternal narratives
Brian E. Vaughn;  Manuela Veríssimo;  Gabrielle Coppola;  Kelly K. Bost;  Nana Shin;  Brent McBride;  Lisa Krzysik; Byran Korth
Pages 199 – 208
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The attachment script representation procedure in an Italian sample: Associations with adult attachment Interview scales and with maternal sensitivity
Gabrielle Coppola;  Brian E. Vaughn;  Rosalinda Cassibba; Alessandro Costantini
Pages 209 – 219
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Narrative assessment of attachment representations: Links between secure base scripts and adolescent attachment
Matthew J. Dykas;  Susan S. Woodhouse;  Jude Cassidy; Harriet S. Waters
Pages 221 – 240
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Maternal secure base scripts, children's attachment security, and mother – child narrative styles
Kelly K. Bost;  Nana Shin;  Brent A. Mcbride;  Geoffrey L. Brown;  Brian E. Vaughn;  Gabrielle Coppola;  Manuela Veríssimo;  Ligia Monteiro; Byran Korth
Pages 241 – 260
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Maternal secure-base scripts and children’s attachment security in an adopted sample
Manuela Veríssimo; Fernanda Salvaterra
Pages 261 – 273
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Script-like attachment representations: Steps towards a secure base for further research
Marian J. Bakermans-Kranenburg
Pages 275 – 281
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Scripting attachment: Generalized event representations and internal working models
Robyn Fivush
Pages 283 – 289
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