

41: I Don't Know Anything about Attachment with Dr. Lauretta Reeves
Jun 22, 2024
Dr. Lauretta Reeves, a developmental and cognitive psychology professor at the University of Texas at Austin, dives deep into the fascinating world of attachment. The conversation explores how children's emotional bonds with caregivers lay the groundwork for survival instincts. She discusses the varied attachment styles, their implications on behavior, and the effects of institutional care on emotional growth. Relationships are also tackled, highlighting how modern dating influences attachment dynamics, all presented with whimsical animal metaphors that make complex ideas relatable.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Understanding Attachment Styles in Childhood
02:37 • 11min
The Impact of Institutional Care on Child Development
13:32 • 3min
Navigating Attachment Styles in Relationships
16:05 • 22min
The Dual Nature of Attachment Styles: Benefits and Drawbacks
37:36 • 3min
Attachment Styles and Modern Dating
40:22 • 5min
Playful Animal Associations with Attachment Styles
45:39 • 2min
Navigating Attachment Styles and Emotional Connections
47:19 • 3min