072: How Your Attachment Style Shapes Reality (with Dr. Todd Hall)
Attaching to God: Neuroscience-informed Spiritual Formation
Characteristics of Attachment Relationships proximity and security
Attachment relationships are characterized by the child's pursuit of physical proximity, which fosters both physical safety and emotional security. When separation occurs, the child experiences distress, commonly known as separation anxiety, indicating a strong attachment bond. Additionally, these relationships provide a secure base, offering comfort during distress and encouraging exploration of both the external world and the child's internal experiences. This duality of attachment relationships combines the need for comfort in times of trouble with the motivation to face challenges and growth.
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