The purposes of this study were (1) to examine the relationships between attachment styles, personality constructs, and religiosity to guilt-proneness in order to recognize factors that may influence the initiation and resolution of guilt; (2) to exam . . .

Consistent with literature emphasizing the significance of quality care through positive infant-caregiver interactions, the current study sought to identify the strategies and behaviors used by infant caregivers to foster secure attachments through in . . .

One's attachment style carries over from infancy and childhood into adulthood and adult romantic relationships. A deep understanding of attachment theory and its implications toward relationship satisfaction is vitally important for marriage and famil . . .

The C.A.L.M. workshop aims to reduce infant and caregiver stress through an ongoing group with caregivers and their infants ages newborn to 12 months. Infants receive stress signals in utero and postnatal from caregivers as well as their environment ( . . .

The C.A.L.M. workshop aims to reduce infant and caregiver stress through an ongoing group with caregivers and their infants ages newborn to 12 months. Infants receive stress signals in utero and postnatal from caregivers as well as their environment ( . . .

The present study examined the distinct relations between environmental, relational, and maltreatment risk factors and later socioemotional development, and evaluated attachment as an explanatory mechanism underlying these relations. A total of 478 co . . .

There are several existing theories regarding the development of self-esteem, all of which offer insightful emphasis into the different aspects of the various components that explain the construct of self-esteem. Self-esteem is crucial in shaping heal . . .

The purpose of this project is to create a resource and a guide for clinicians on how to help immigrant families with adolescents repair the attachment bond that was damaged as a result of the families' piecemeal immigration to the United States. The . . .

Autism can be described as a complex developmental disorder that includes impairments in social interaction and communication skills combined with rigid, repetitive behaviors. The disorder, also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder, covers a broad spectr . . .

The process of grieving one's child is an awful experience. To lose a child seems out of order with the general trajectory of life. Whether through illness, violence, or suicide, a child's death can leave parents' with an uncertainty regarding their r . . .