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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: John Bowlby - From Psychoanalysis to Ethology: Unravelling the Roots of Attachment TheoryUser Review - Nataliehoma - GoodreadsAn interesting biography, focusing on the ethological influences on attachment theory. However, it was poorly written. It contained some interesting facts, some interesting scholarly interactions ... Read full review Related books
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Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesadult AMWL Anna Freud approach Attachment and Loss attachment behavior attachment theory babies Blatz Bowlby and Robertson Bowlby’s Bowlby’s ideas Bretherton British Medical Journal British Psycho-Analytical Society career caregiver Chapter child childhood children in hospital CIBA symposia colleagues concept deprivation described development of attachment developmental Dijken discussed Durbin early eclectic Edelston Editorial empirical environment ethologists ethology Evan Durbin evidence evolutionary experimental film Freudian Goldfarb Harry Harlow Heinicke Hinde’s Horst human Huxley IJzendoorn importance infant influence instinctive behavior interaction interest James Robertson John Bowlby John’s Konrad Lorenz Lancet later letter to Bowlby London Lorenz Mary Ainsworth maternal meetings Melanie Klein mental health mother mother–child observations paper parents personal communication Pickerill psychiatrist psychology relationship René Spitz residential nurseries response result rhesus monkeys Robert Hinde Robertson and Bowlby Roudinesco scientific secure base Senn Smuts social Spitz Suttie Tavistock Clinic theoretical Tinbergen Uganda Ursula Veer views visiting young children Bibliographic information
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