Cassibba et al. (2013) Attachment the Italian Way (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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Cassibba et al. study year and type
Cassibba et al. study year and type
2013; first meta-analysis of attachment in Italy
Children sample size in Cassibba et al.
Children sample size in Cassibba et al.
627 across 17 SSP studies
Adult sample size in Cassibba et al.
Adult sample size in Cassibba et al.
2258 using AAI
SSP Type B attachment
SSP Type B attachment
Secure attachment
% Type A in non-clinical Italian children
% Type A in non-clinical Italian children
33% (insecure-avoidant)
% Type B in non-clinical Italian children
% Type B in non-clinical Italian children
53% (secure)
% Type F in Italian adults (all samples)
% Type F in Italian adults (all samples)
59% (secure-autonomous)
Italian mothers' view: child development
Italian mothers' view: child development
Largely natural process, adults play very small role
Italian parenting style features
Italian parenting style features
Stimulate early independence, expect high social maturity
Major weakness: comparison data issue
Major weakness: comparison data issue
Only compared with 1992 USA data, questions validity