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The Journal of Genetic Psychology
Research and Theory on Human Development
Volume 155, 1994 - Issue 3
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Attachment Relationships in Infant Twins: The Effect of Co-Twin Presence During Separation from Mother

Nathan W. Gottfried Department Of Psychology, Louisiana State University
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Bill M. Seay Department Of Psychology, Louisiana State University
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Erin Leake Department Of Psychology, Louisiana State University
Pages 273-281 | Received 28 Mar 1994, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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Angelo Picardi, Eugenia Giuliani & Antonella Gigantesco. (2020) Genes and environment in attachment. Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 112, pages 254-269.
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Nicole Noble, Loretta Bradley, Gerald Parr & Lee Duemer. (2017) Fostering Twins’ Identity Development. The Family Journal 25:4, pages 345-350.
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Angelo Picardi, Corrado Fagnani, Lorenza Nisticò & Maria Antonietta Stazi. (2011) A Twin Study of Attachment Style in Young Adults. Journal of Personality 79:5, pages 965-992.
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Franz J. Neyer. (2016) The Dyadic Interdependence of Attachment Security and Dependency: A Conceptual Replication Across Older Twin Pairs and Younger Couples. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 19:4, pages 483-503.
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Deborah Finkel & Adam P Matheny Jr. (2000) Genetic and environmental influences on a measure of infant attachment security. Twin Research (2000) 3:4, pages 242-250.
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