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ambivalent attachment

ambivalent attachment Ambivalent attachment, described here as an anxiety-ambivalent attachment style, is a form of insecure attachment.

Ambivalent attachment, described here as an anxiety-ambivalent attachment style, is a form of insecure attachment. In this source, higher levels of this style in mothers are linked with using food to manage emotions and with lower nutrition knowledge.

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Drafting source: Pasztak-Opiłka Agnieszka; de Jonge Romana; Zachurzok Agnieszka; Górnik-Durose Małgorzata E.. Adult attachment styles and mothers’ life satisfaction in relation to eating behaviors in the families with overweight and obese children. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0243448; article XML SHA-256 2fb7a9a6d58bbca4f6c212569f26721bec779f7dae1fa8e368184709a3cf727c. “Adult attachment styles and mothers’ life satisfaction in relation to eating behaviors in the families with overweight and obese children” (10.1371/journal.pone.0243448).
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