We study the Ainsworth \u27Strange Situation\u27 procedure to assess attachment between infant  and parent, and intrepret individual variation  in terms of modern human behavioral ecology ( sociobiology

Charnov, Eric

Estes, David

Gardner, William P

Lamb, Michael E

Thompson, Ross A

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1-1-1984
Security of infantile attachment as assessed in the
strange situation: its study and biological
intrepretation
Michael E. Lamb
Ross A. Thompson
William P. Gardner
Eric Charnov
David Estes
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The Behavioral and Brain Sciences 7:127-171 (1984)















































Security of infantile attachment as assessed in the strange situation: its study and biological intrepretation

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Security of infantile attachment as assessed in the strange situation: its study and biological intrepretation

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