Attachment in adults

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In psychology, the theory of attachment in adults examines the way in which emotional connections are approached during adulthood across a spectrum of relationship types, which is posited to originate from the bonding experience received from caregivers as an infant. Attachment theory was initially studied in the 20th century to associate infant behaviors with the attachment they had to their caregivers. The working models of children found in John Bowlby's attachment theory demonstrate a pattern of interaction which is likely to influence adult relationships.

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