Attachment Theory and Mother-child Relationships from a Phenomenological Perspective

Attachment Theory and Mother-child Relationships from a Phenomenological Perspective
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Published on 2008 by ProQuest

Chapter 3 is a case study of a young mother and her infant. Depression, ambivalence, attachment, and culture are examined, but the case is grounded fundamentally in the attachment disturbances experienced by the mother: with her baby, her dead husband, her parents, and her own internal working models.

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