Adult Attachment

by Judith A. Feeney, Patricia Noller

`It is an excellent volume for attachment researchers at all levels. Researchers and students will find this volume a helpful and generative introduction to adult attachment. The authors set out to increase interest in adult attachment and encourage research in the field. I believe that this coherent, thought-provoking summary of adult attachment research easily accomplishes their goal′ - Contemporary Psychology Attachment theory is one of the most popular perspectives currently influencing research in close relationships - and is important in many other fields since the quality of intimate relationships is a key determinant of subjective well-being. This intriguing volume draws together diverse strands of at

Genres: Psychology

192 pages, Paperback

First published June 24, 1996

Reviews

[Reix]

I think this book is pretty interesting and, in not so many pages, explains really well the fundamental points of attachment, and how it's related to the way we develop relationships, emotional and physically.
Anyway, it may be not easy to fit in one of the three basic labels, specially if your attachment is not secure, for example, if you are committed to other people and you are there always, but at the same time you need space and don't need the others to be around you offering their help when you're the one who need it and you're more comfortable giving yourself to people, than receiving from the others...

[Reix]

Bastante completo para la extensión que tiene.

[Ana]

Leí sólo algunos capítulos. Muy descriptivo y categorial pa mi