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Youth Psychopathic Behaviors: The Long-Term Outcomes of Mother-Infant Attachment Across 14 Years

2021-10-25

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<p>Infants with insecure attachment styles are at risk of developing psychopathic behaviors inadolescence and adulthood. In this study, we test the infant attachment styles measured with the Strange Situation Procedure as a predictor of youth psychopathic behaviors measured in three dimensions: remorselessness, unemotionality, and callousness, among 1,149 families in the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute o...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/n72xq

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