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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Current concepts of how self-image forms have been informed by a variety of theoretical propositions. One view holds that self-image and concept derive from taking on social roles, the efficacy of this form coming from developing a range of competencies. Additionally, there is the sense of self that derives from the one relationship from which every human being emerges - the attachment relationship, implying the development of a self-image that is essential and not embedded in a variety of inferred social self-images. The relationship between the personal self-image and the social self-image is reflected upon and it is this ability to derive an abstract understanding that distinguishes the self and its social sources. From the perspective of attachment theory, evidence of an inner reflective self with the agency to change. Some individuals are able to present a coherent state of mind or an internal working model of the self in spite of a traumatic childhood. This observation indicates that some individuals possess the capacity to reflect upon, rework and integrate an understanding of their personal past and present, to achieve autobiographical competence or a coherent narrative, in which a true inner self comes to be known. These concepts about the origin of self and the sense of self-esteem are discussed in relation to the natural history, phenomenology, and emergence of depression. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Evolutionary and biologically based perspectives of attachment, development, and temperament are presented in juxtaposition with addressing the diagnostic construct conduct disorder. Many theorists, authors, and researchers recognize the need models describing various aspects of development to incorporate evolutionary and biologically based perspectives.This adjustment is more or less problematic for some theories of development depending upon whether an account can readily be made of biologically or evolutionary based developmental issues. For example, Bowlby's attachment theory is biologically and ethologically based taking the evolutionary perspective to its heart. Attachment theory elegantly takes into account and is constructed from the central principles of natural selection that include species survival and reproduction. Further, attachment theory matures with the emergence and integration of considerable information about human neural development. The model fits the data without strain, particularly with reference to the neural basis of "working models of attachment". Attachment theory does not explain all aspects of optimal and sub-optimal development, nor should it. However, certain aspects of development are explained quite well, without the need for overarching changes to the processes or definitions described in either attachment theory or evolutionary theory.The maturation of attachment theory in the face of emergent neurobiological data may be contrasted with that of the theories of temperament, personality and social learning in development. There has been considerable convergence in the domains of human development that temperament theory and attachment theory, in the beginning, sought to explain. These theories formulate explanations of common developmental domains that emphasize different theoretical perspectives (constitutional versus experiential) elaborated in divergent lexicons (reward-dependent habit-system versus attachment behavioral system).Such dichotomy is not uncommon, especially in the area of research into human behavior. Dichotomy may drive and motivate human thought. However, some authors point out that divergent theoretical dichotomies are always not useful in advancing the common goal of understanding human development and behavior. I argue that temperament theory overstepped its explanatory domain and call for a redefinition of the boundaries of temperament in terms of sensory thresholds. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Part 1 of this book examines developmental psychopathology perspectives on the relationship between attachment, depression, self, and self-esteem with reference to the place of self-esteem in attachment theory. Additionally, insecure attachment and low self-esteem are each thought to play a role in the development of psychopathology. Using depression as an example the relationship between self-esteem, attachment and psychopathology using depression are examined.Part 2 of this book focuses on suicidal behaviour. Suicidal behaviour in adolescence remains a major public health issue. Attempters that repeated attempt suicide appear to have more psychological features impairing emotional stability which may be related to insecure anxious attachment. Insecure attachment is associated with suicidal behavior and has a bearing on therapeutic intervention. Studies focusing on attachment aim to develop a theoretical framework for the role played by connectedness (attachment) in relation to suicide. For example, within the construct of insecure attachment, the personality dimensions of self-criticism rather than dependency has been identified as risk factors for suicide in adolescents. In clinical samples, negative expectancies for caregiver availability have been associated both with attachment insecurity and with the intensity of adolescents' suicidal ideation. Theories of suicidal behavior suggest that suicidality arises from the disruption of interpersonal relationships. Much remains to be learned about the mechanisms that account for the relationship between attachment styles and the severity of suicidal ideation. One thing is certain. For better or worse, the personality of every human being emerges from a primary attachment relationship. The pathway to suicidality is complex and multiform and the quality of family relationships is one key factor modulating the trajectory of development toward or away from suicidality. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Aspects of human development are described in terms of attachment theory and evolutionary theory. The reader will discover the potential contribution stemming from attachment theory, which informs an understanding of the potential efficacy of social-cognitive, familial, peer, school, and community interventions and treatment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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