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Attachment and Loss: Retrospect and Prospect

In this retrospective, Bowlby, the researcher behind the 1980 book Attachment and Loss, reflects on the evolution of attachment theory, tracing its foundations in empirical observations of maternal separation and its implications for personality development and psychopathology.

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Going No Contact: The Psychology of Family Estrangement and Self-Preservation

Relationships & Attachment

In Brief: While the holidays are often framed as a time for togetherness, for many, they represent a peak period

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Limerence: The Neurobiology of Obsession and the Illusion of Intimacy

Relationships & Attachment

In Brief: Limerence is not a synonym for love; it is a state of cognitive and emotional capture. Characterized by

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