"The Role of Attachment Theory in the Study of Early Mother-infant Interaction: Targeted Description and Meaningful Interpretation" by Greg Moran

Contribution to Book

The Role of Attachment Theory in the Study of Early Mother-infant Interaction: Targeted Description and Meaningful Interpretation

Child and Family: Contexts for Development (1996)

Greg Moran, University of Western Ontario
David Pederson, University of Western Ontario
George M. Tarabulsy

Keywords

Attachment,
Mother-infant Interaction

Disciplines

Developmental Psychology

Publication Date

1996

Editor

R. Tessier, C. Bouchard, and G.M. Tarabulsy

Publisher Statement

Published as a book chapter in: Child and Family: Contexts for Development. R. Tessier, C. Bouchard, and G.M. Tarabulsy. (Eds.).

Citation Information

Greg Moran, David Pederson and George M. Tarabulsy. "The Role of Attachment Theory in the Study of Early Mother-infant Interaction: Targeted Description and Meaningful Interpretation" Child and Family: Contexts for Development (1996)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/gregmoran/76/