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Jan 22, 2018 — Ask specific questions about the child's relationships, not general ones about the 'nature' of their attachment to a carer.. by A Spruit · 2020 · Cited by 33 — Early relationship experiences with caregivers lead to generalized expectations about the self, the world, and others. On the basis of these .... Jul 5, 2016 — The most important parenting you'll ever do happens before your child turns one — and may affect her for the rest of her life. One mother's .... Jun 28, 1991 — Attachment theory states that a child's first relationship is a love relationship that will have profound long-lasting effects on an individual's .... He is also Director of the Mary D. 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