2000
DOI: 10.1037/0022-0167.47.3.316
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Parental attachment styles of late adolescents: Qualities of attachment relationships and consequences for adjustment.

Abstract: Lack of a self-report measure of late adolescent parental attachment style has threatened to hinder expansion of the empirical basis of attachment theory. Two studies were undertaken that provided evidence of validity for a new classification of parental attachment style from patterns of scores on the Inventory of Parent and Peer Attachment (G. C. Armsden & M. T. Greenberg, 1987). Discriminant function analyses differentiated among secure, ambivalent, and avoidant attachment with 2 empirically derived dimensio… Show more

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“…Current results that suggest a high correlation between perceived hostility and alienation in attachment relations with parents, and a high level of aggression as a personality feature, support these considerations. We can also distinguish an insecure style of attachment that is based on avoidance and ambivalence (Vivona, 2000), wherein adolescents scoring higher on the alienation scale (in comparison to the trust and communication scales) present a style based on avoidance. It can therefore be suspected that avoidant, insecure patterns of attachment may foster the development of unfavourable personality features (aggression), which are disadvantageous for mental health.…”
Section: Verification Of the Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Current results that suggest a high correlation between perceived hostility and alienation in attachment relations with parents, and a high level of aggression as a personality feature, support these considerations. We can also distinguish an insecure style of attachment that is based on avoidance and ambivalence (Vivona, 2000), wherein adolescents scoring higher on the alienation scale (in comparison to the trust and communication scales) present a style based on avoidance. It can therefore be suspected that avoidant, insecure patterns of attachment may foster the development of unfavourable personality features (aggression), which are disadvantageous for mental health.…”
Section: Verification Of the Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is important to note that most studies mentioned (e.g., Lapsley & Edergton, 2002;Lopez et al, 2001;Rice et al, 1995;Vivona, 2000) above were based on college student samples and therefore are especially pertinent for the understanding of the cognitive and emotional dynamics linked with attachment for this specific group.…”
Section: Attachment and Emotion Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ofrece puntuaciones diferenciadas para padre, madre y pares en tres dimensiones: grado de confi anza mutua, calidad en la comunicación y extensión de la ira y alineación. Para este trabajo se utilizó la metodología propuesta por Vivona (2000), que aporta una clasifi cación basada en la combinación de los puntajes obtenidos en las tres dimensiones para obtener los tres estilos de apego básicos propuestos por Ainsworth (1978): a) seguro, b) evitativo y c) ambivalente. (García & Musitu, 2001).…”
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