child psychology : The Formation of Attachments

The complexity and importance of attachment theory is not to be underestimated. Why do we form bonds during childhood they way we do? How do they affect our development? How different would we be had these attachments not been formed? What happens in the case of separation or deprivation? Ever child’s development occurs in a unique setting and with entirely unique attachments. For a child psychologist to provide helpful and supportive services, their knowledge of everything to do with attachments must be flawless. Throughout every stage of childhood, it’s the attachments we form or are denied that shape the adolescents and adults we become.

This advanced tutorial represents the second-half of our two-part introduction to attachment theory. Learn about the effects of privation and deprivation, along with the biological explanation of attachment theory and the importance of ongoing research. Explore how attachment changes the thoughts of men and women, common causes of communication problems, the effects autism can have on a child’s development and so much more