Titlebook: Bases of Adult Attachment; Linking Brain, Mind Vivian Zayas,Cindy Hazan Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2015 adult attachme

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The Distress-Relief Dynamic in Attachment Bonding focuses heavily on social, social cognitive, and neurobiological investigations of attachment dynamics and ends with a discussion of how bonding processes might proceed from relationship initiation to form an attachment bond.

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The Distress-Relief Dynamic in Attachment Bondingemerging that threat promotes social affiliation and that interpersonal responsiveness reduces stress. The combination of threat and responsiveness is argued to lead to a sense of security, and repeated over time this builds secure attachment bonds. This process relies heavily on negative reinforcem

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Attachment and Relationships Across Time: An Organizational-Developmental Perspectivepes of interpersonal experiences encountered earlier in life are systematically linked to individual-level and couple-level functioning in later relationships. We begin by overviewing the Minnesota Longitudinal Study of Risk and Adaptation (MLSRA; Sroufe et al., The development of the person: The Mi

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The Biobehavioral Legacy of Early Attachment Relationships for Adult Emotional and Interpersonal Funinfluence the quality of their adult romantic bonds. Historically, these linkages have been understood chiefly in terms of individuals’ internalized, psychological models of relationships. Yet, we now know that early attachment experiences shape not only individuals’ cognitions and emotions, but als

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Insights into the Formation of Attachment Bonds from a Social Network Perspective time to form and usually develop within the context of a person’s broader network of social relationships. As people sail through life, they have to navigate various transitions. One of the main challenges in these transitions is the formation of new attachment bonds out of the various social ties

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Neural Correlates of Human Attachment: Evidence from fMRI Studies of Adult Pair-Bondingarch on the neural correlates of early-stage, newlywed, and long-term pair-bonds highlighting how the dopamine reward system (implicated in motivation and goal-directed actions) mediates their formation, establishment, and maintenance. I also discuss activation of serotonin, vasopressin and opioid r