Of the way we were: adult memories about attachment experiences and their role in determining infant-parent relationships: a commentary on van IJzendoorn (1995).
Of the way we were: adult memories about attachment experiences and their role in determining infant-parent relationships: a commentary on van IJzendoorn (1995).
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关于我们的方式：关于依恋经历的成人记忆及其在决定婴儿-父母关系中的作用：对 van IJzendoorn (1995) 的评论。
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10.1037/0033-2909.117.3.404
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发表时间：
1995
影响因子：
22.4
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Fox,NA
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Fox,NA
货车艾曾多恩（IJzendoorn，1995）对成人依恋访谈（AAI）预测有效性的研究进行了元分析，他的分析依赖于依恋理论的最新思想。虽然他提出的数据是有力的，但他发现的被忽视的关系还有其他解释。关于个人记忆的叙述可能是关于发展过程的个人理论以及当前心理状态（例如，个人自尊）的函数。目前还没有证据表明，话语的连贯性有关的早期儿童的经验是一个功能，无论是实际的早期经验或改造的经验。在缺乏这样的证据的情况下，表明母亲性格影响婴儿行为的数据在理论上并不令人惊讶。
In his meta-analysis of studies demonstrating the predictive validity of the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI), van IJzendoorn (1995) relies on current thinking in attachment theory. Although the data he presents are forceful, there are alternate explanations for the relations he finds that are ignored. Narrative about personal memories may be a function of personal theories about developmental processes as well as current psychological state (eg, personal self-esteem). There is currently no evidence that the coherency of discourse about early childhood experiences is a function of either actual early experience or reworkings of that experience. In the absence of such evidence, the data indicating that maternal personality influences infant behavior are not theoretically surprising.