Interventional Research on Contradictory Attachment Children
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpssh.v16i.441Keywords:
Attachment; Contradictory Attachment; Contradictory Child Attachment.Abstract
Since the birth of narcissistic attachment theory, children's unsafe attachment has been the focus of research. Interventional treatment for children with unsafe attachment is related to the healthy development of individuals, families and even society. This paper summarizes the characteristics, influence factors and intervention methods of unsafe dependent children, uses case studies to analyze and summarize the intervention process of two contradictory attachment children, and finally puts forward measures to intervene in unsafe dependent children, and provides suggestions for future research direction.
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