MATERNAL REPRESENTATIONS OF ATTACHMENT DURING PREGNANCY PREDICT THE ORGANIZATION OF INFANT-MOTHER ATTACHMENT AT ONE YEAR OF AGE
MATERNAL REPRESENTATIONS OF ATTACHMENT DURING PREGNANCY PREDICT THE ORGANIZATION OF INFANT-MOTHER ATTACHMENT AT ONE YEAR OF AGE
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1467-8624.1991.tb01578.x
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发表时间：
1991-10-01
影响因子：
4.6
通讯作者：
STEELE, M
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作者：
FONAGY, P;STEELE, H;STEELE, M
虽然已经注意到母亲和婴儿依恋模式之间存在强烈的回顾性和并发性关联，但这是对此类关联进行前瞻性调查的首批报告之一。对100位期待第一个孩子的母亲进行了成人依恋访谈，在1年的随访中，其中96位母亲在12个蒙茨的陌生情境中与婴儿在一起。母亲对依恋的表征（自主与忽视或专注）在75%的时间内预测了随后的婴儿-母亲依恋模式（安全与不安全）。这些观察到的一致性，以及不一致性，讨论了独特的强大的贡献，成人依恋访谈的代表性和代际影响的研究，对婴儿-母亲依恋的发展。
While strong retrospective and concurrent associations between maternal and infant patterns of attachment have been noted, this is one of the first reports of a prospective investigation of such associations. The Adult Attachment Interview was administered to 100 mothers expecting their first child, and, at 1‐year follow‐up, 96 of these were seen with their infants at 12 monts in the Strange Situation. Maternal representations of attachment (autonomous vs. dismissing or preoccupied) predicted subsequent infant‐mother attachment patterns (secure vs. insecure) 75% of the time. These observed concordances, as well as the discordances, are discussed in terms of the uniquely powerful contribution the Adult Attachment Interview makes to the study of representational and intergenerational influences on the development of the infant‐mother attachment.