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Thus, attachment security priming can increase individuals’ health and well-being, as the contextual activation of a nurturing attachment figure reduces stress and increases positive mood [42]. For example, attachment security priming can reduce psychological pain (ie, hurt feelings) relative to neutral primes [43].
JMIR Serious Games 2024;12:e52294
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Some empirical studies have discussed the relationship between insecure attachment and NSSI. In a sample of adult psychiatric patients, they found that preoccupied attachment was associated with lifelong NSSI, but emotional pain partially moderated the relationship between a dysfunctional attachment pattern and NSSI [27].
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e40808
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The Multimodal Assessment of Adult Attachment Security: Developing the Biometric Attachment Test
Attachment theory posits an innate psychobiological behavioral system, the attachment system, which activates specially in times of perceived threat, inciting the child to seek the proximity and care of their caregivers, the attachment figures. The system deactivates once a felt sense of security and safety is reestablished [1,3].
J Med Internet Res 2017;19(4):e100
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In recent years, the impact of attachment bonds on adolescent emotional (dys)regulation has been seriously questioned.
Attachment has been defined as an innate psychobiological system that motivates people to seek proximity in times of distress [7-9]. The quality of this system is determined by early caregiving experiences and results in individual differences in attachment security.
JMIR Res Protoc 2016;5(4):e206
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