The stability of attachment security from infancy to adolescence and early adulthood: general introduction

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	ART : 22499 : Not available for external loan
	Attachment representation and sensitivity : the moderating role of posttraumatic stress disorder in a refugee sample
	20170900
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Ee, Elisa van \| Jongmans, Marian J. \| Aa, Niels van der \| Klebe, Rolf J.
	Netherlands \| refugees, adult \| asylum seekers, adult \| object attachment \| child development \| parent-child relations \| risk factors \| PTSD \| parenting \| emotional trauma \| sensitivity (personality) \| emotional development \| child rearing \| questionnaires \| Emotional Availability Scale \| Harvard Trauma Questionnaire (HTQ) \| Attachment Script Assessment \| Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview
	Family process ; vol. 56, no. 3

	UN : A/HRC/28/68 : Not available for external loan
	Report of the Special Rapporteur on Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, Juan E. Méndez
	English
	20150305
	United Nations
	Mendez, Juan E.
	freedom from torture \| human rights protection \| juvenile detainees \| prison conditions \| prisoner treatment \| torture prevention \| child development \| adolescent development \| international legal instruments \| domestic implementation \| immigration detention \| psychiatric patients, adolescent \| social care homes \| psychiatric patients, child \| substance abuse treatment centres \| mentally disabled persons, child \| institutionalised children \| suffering \| emotional development \| torture threshold \| vulnerable populations \| child rights \| age of criminal responsibility \| prison oversight \| complaint procedures \| training of prison personnel \| universal
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	United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture

	MON : 2013.197 : Not available for external loan
	Känslomässig tillgänglighet hos traumatiserade flyktingfamiljer : effekten av ett anknytningsbaserat behandlingsprogram för späd- och småbarn till flyktingföräldrar med PTSD : delrapport 2
	Swedish
	20130000
	Karolinska Institutet
	Lindqvist, Monica Brendler \| Daud, Atia \| Tham, Johanna Hermansson
	Sweden \| refugees, female \| offspring \| child development \| child psychology \| emotional development \| attachment behaviour \| ptsd \| mother-child relations \| review [publication type] \| treatment \| treatment outcome

	MON : 2013.196 : Not available for external loan
	Känslomässig tillgänglighet hos traumatiserade flyktingfamiljer : effekten av ett anknytningsbaserat behandlingsprogram för späd- och småbarn till flyktingföräldrar med PTSD
	Swedish
	20120000
	Karolinska Institutet
	Lindqvist, Monica Brendler \| Daud, Atia \| Tham, Johanna Hermansson
	Sweden \| refugees, female \| offspring \| child development \| child psychology \| emotional development \| attachment behaviour \| ptsd \| mother-child relations \| preventive health services \| risk factors \| symptoms \| treatment

	MON : 2009.093 : Not available for external loan
	Child psychology : development in a changing society
	English
	20080000
	John Wiley and Sons
	Harwood, Robin \| Miller, Scott A. \| Vasta, Ross
	0471706493
	universal \| social identification \| self concept \| emotional development \| sex factors \| gender roles \| family \| moral development \| communication \| language \| brain \| child development \| child psychology \| health \| intelligence \| cognition \| learning \| children

	ART : 12850 : Not available for external loan
	Multidimensional nature of posttraumatic growth in an Australian population
	English
	20051000
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Morris, Bronwyn A. \| Shakespeare-Finch, Jane \| Rieck, Murray \| Newbery, Jasmin
	Australia \| PTSD \| epidemiology \| diagnosis \| prevalence \| life change events \| incidence \| health surveys \| emotional development \| posttraumatic growth \| emotional trauma
	Journal of traumatic stress ; vol. 18, no. 5

	ART : 07876 : Not available for external loan
	Attachment from infancy to early adulthood in a high-risk sample : continuity, discontinuity, and their correlates
	English
	20000600
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Sroufe, L. Alan \| Weinfield, Nancy S. \| Egeland, Byron
	United States \| adolescents \| children \| adult \| follow-up studies \| infant \| life change events \| mother-child relations \| mothers \| psychological stress \| interpersonal relations \| object attachment \| attachment behaviour \| emotional development \| emotional security \| adult development \| infant development
	Child development ; vol. 71, no. 3

	ART : 07878 : Not available for external loan
	Attachment security in infancy and early adulthood : a twenty-year longitudinal study
	English
	20000600
	Waters, Everett \| Merrick, Susan \| Treboux, Dominique \| Crowell, Judith \| Albersheim, Leah
	United States \| children \| object attachment \| interpersonal relations \| psychological interview \| emotional development \| follow-up studies \| emotional security \| adult development \| life change events \| child development \| measurement
	Child development ; vol. 71, no. 3

	ART : 07877 : Not available for external loan
	Continuity and discontinuity of attachment from infancy through adolescence
	English
	20000600
	Hamilton, Claire E.
	United States \| child development \| family \| adolescents \| infant \| follow-up studies \| life change events \| life style \| interpersonal relations \| object attachment \| emotional security \| emotional development \| adolescent development \| infant development
	Child development ; vol. 71, no. 3

	ART : 07873 : Not available for external loan
	The stability of attachment security from infancy to adolescence and early adulthood: general introduction
	English
	20000500
	Waters, Everett \| Hamilton, Claire E. \| Weinfield, Nancy S.
	universal \| child psychology \| adolescent psychology \| object attachment \| psychological theory \| interpersonal relations \| life change events \| emotional development \| emotional security \| longitudinal studies \| child development \| adolescent development \| Berkeley Adult Attachment Interview \| adult development
	Child development ; vol. 71, no. 3