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Exploring the Adaptiveness of Moderate Dissociation in Response to Betrayal Trauma

Chavez, Janae (University of Oregon, 2011-10-18)

Freyd's (1996) betrayal trauma theory posits that evolutionarily important attachment bonds make dissociation in response to trauma more likely when a relationship exists between victim and perpetrator. This dissociation, ...
Identifying Perinatal Predictors of Disorganized Infant-Mother Attachment: An Important Step Toward Connecting Families with Appropriate Early Interventions

Bernstein, Rosemary (University of Oregon, 2016-10-27)

Four decades of research demonstrates that infant-caregiver attachment has important implications for subsequent socio-emotional functioning, with attachment security predictive of a wide range of positive outcomes, and ...
Impacts of Depression and Trauma on Predictors of Future Infant-Caregiver Attachment

Moniz, Camille (University of Oregon, 2015-06)

Mother-infant attachment has been linked to important social-emotional outcomes later in life. Disorganized attachment, a style where the caregiver is a source of fear, is particularly detrimental. The current study attempts ...