Criminal Justice: Attachment Theory
Key Theorists and Researchers
"In developmental psychology, attachment refers to the relationship between a baby or child and a caregiver to whom the child turns for love and protection, especially when fear or anxiety is experienced...When attachments are secure, future relationships are likely to be fulfilling and rewarding, but attachment insecurity gives rise to relationships that are prone to anxiety, jealousy and discontent" (Encyclopedic Dictionary of Psychology).
John Bowlby
Mary Ainsworth
Mary Main
Judith Solomon
Videos
- Theories of human development byCall Number: BF713.5 .W38 2002dDisc 1-lecture 12. Bowlby and Ainsworth's attachment theory
Videos available in DVD format, as well as videos placed On Reserve, are kept at the library's front desk.
Videos may be checked out of the library for one week.
Introduction to Bowlby's Work
Types of Attachment
Books in the Library
Circulating titles are located upstairs on the 2nd floor. These titles can be checked out of the library for a 28-day loan period. You will need your Roadrunner Card to check out books.
These are just a few of the many titles available in the library. To locate more, search the GIL-Online catalog.
Attachment Disorganization by Call Number: RJ507.A77 A87 1999ISBN: 1572304804Publication Date: 1999-08-13- Battered woman syndrome: with research associates byCall Number: HV6626.2 .W33 2009
Handbook of Attachment by Call Number: BF575.A86 H36 1999ISBN: 1572300876Publication Date: 1999-04-09
