Harlow's Attachment Theory
Harlow's Attachment Theory
Harlow's Attachment Theory
Harlow's research highlighted that attachment is more than just a desire for
sustenance, as suggested by earlier behaviorist theories. He argued that the
emotional comfort and security provided by a caregiver are equally, if not more,
important in fostering attachment.
A. Contact Comfort
A. Group Activities
C. Role Modeling
D. Open Communication
A. Individual Differences
B. Ethical Considerations
1. Privacy and Consent: Respect students' privacy and seek consent before
discussing or addressing their attachment-related experiences.
2. Professional Boundaries: Maintain professional boundaries while providing
emotional support and avoid assuming the role of a therapist.
VI. Conclusion
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