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Paperback – Child Care And the Growth of Love: Based By Permission of the World. It is a seminal work by Bowlby and is essential reading for anyone who is interested in attachment theory. separated from the idea and concept of love since Dr John Bowlby used the word in his book, Child Care and the Growth of Love ().
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Refresh and try again. In relation to research he argues for much greater research into both support within the home and provision outside it. You must be logged in to post a comment. Tan Peck marked it as to-read Dec 04, Victor Gollancz Originally published Summerhill: Shir Rozenberg added it May 18, John Bowlby postulated that mental health and behavioural problems could be attributed to early childhood, and specifically to maternal deprivation.
Bowlby's thesis, similar to that of Freud, is that neglect in the early years of childhood and specifically the first 2 years of life has a profound effect on the development and mental health of the child. Such is the cas Child Care and the Growth of Love is an important seminal work by John Bowlby, the main British psychologist, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst responsible for developing attachment theory in the early 's.
Such is the case, he demonstrates, even if the loss of the mother figure is only temporary. John Bowlby postulated that mental health and behavioural problems could be attributed to early childhood, and specifically to maternal deprivation. His "Attachment and Loss" trilogy, of which this is the final part, form the basis of much modern-day thinking in psychotherapy.
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