Biological and Psychological Dimensions of Integrative Attachments

Hébert, Terence E.; Moss, Ellen; Cere, Daniel; Song, Hyun Jong

doi:10.18574/nyu/9780814729151.003.0009

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“…In chapter 9, an interdisciplinary group of authors from medicine, psychology, and religious ethics -Terence Hébert, Ellen Moss, Daniel Cere, and Hyun Song -explore the biological and psychological bases of attachment. 21 First explaining the biological bases of attachment relationships at a molecular, cellular, and genetic level, they contend that the intricate interconnections between pair-bonds and developmental processes are consistent with Bowlby's original theories of the biological bases of the attachment system and its evolutionary function. Then, they offer a more organismic, behavioral and social focus upon attachment.…”

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1. Parent and child (Law)-United States. 2. Parenthood-United States. 3. Adoption-Law and legislation-United States. 4. Gay parents-Legal status, laws, etc.-United States. 5. Custody of children-United States. I. Cere, Daniel. II. Title. KF540.M33 2013 346.7301'5-dc23 2012028502 New York University Press books are printed on acid-free paper, and their binding materials are chosen for strength and durability. We strive to use environmentally responsible suppliers and materials to the greatest extent possible in publishing our books.

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