PPT-The Relationship of Adoption and Attachment in Adolescence

A Moderator for Risk for Borderline Features in TeensA Comparison Study Reasons for StudyGeneral Previous adoption studies have focused on generalized studies comparing adoptees to their nonadoptee counterparts only across developmental domains school achievement physical health social development capacity . REACH Seminar, October 19, 2010 . Lucy Le Mare. Simon Fraser University. . Outline . Attachment. What is it?. Its importance in development. Attachment in IC adoptees. Meta-analytic evidence. Longitudinal evidence. Part 2. . Psychology 40S. C. McMurray. Source:. PSYCHOLOGY. (9th Edition). David Myers . Worth Publishers, © 2010. Social . EmotionalDevelopment. Socialization – the process of learning the rules of . Presented By. Elsebeth Green, LCSW, RPT-S. and. Collette Dawson-Loveless, LCSW, RPT. Attachment. The reciprocal dance between the caregiver and the child that develops over time and becomes a template for future relationships.. across and within. dating relationships. Panos Kordoutis. Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Greece. Konstantinos. . Keskinis. University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Past and new HIV interventions. Mediational. Model . Rachel Kupferberg. Developmental Psychology . Overview of the Model . PV: Adolescent attachment style. Unresolved- disorganized adolescent attachment. MV: Peer relationship quality. A Moderator for Risk for Borderline Features in Teens-A Comparison Study. Reasons for Study-General. Previous adoption studies have focused on :. generalized studies comparing adoptees to their non-adoptee counterparts only across developmental domains: school achievement, physical health, social development capacity . Passion, Intimacy, and Sexuality. © 2014 Wadsworth . Cengage. Learning. I’m ready when you’re ready.. Chapter Topics. What Is Love?. Different Types of Relationships. Maintaining Relationships. We are Family group. Jay – Marie . L. ouise – Nicola . Alasdair Smith . Jane Tilton. Scott Casson-Rennie. Same sex couple – 1. st. in Local authority to adopt. Adoptive parent to 3 boys: 9, 16 & 17 years old. change and development of identity during adolescence. Physical changes in . adolescence. Physical maturation and adult reproductive functioning are controlled by the endocrine system that operates through the hypothalamus-pituitary-. Presented by: . Rob Gent, Chief Clinical Officer . and. Thomas Ahern, Senior Vice President. 1. Why talk about Adoption?. 60% of people in U.S. are touched by adoption.. A. doptees . make up about 2% of the US population, they . Adoption and Kinship Care in Play Therapy. Tuesday, March 13,2017. Sabra Starnes, LICSW,LCSW-C, RPT-S. Clinical Social Worker. Learning Objectives. Learn about adoption and kinship. Discuss the role of caregivers in Adoption and kinship settings. Basic Needs and College Counseling. Presented By:. David W. Eckert, LMHC, NCC, CRC. Overview of workshop. Introductions. Basic Neurobiological Theory: Defining ‘Normal’. Consistency Theory: Four Basic Needs. Ciccarelli, Angel. ; Naser, Shereen. Department of Psychology, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, OH. Abstract. Attachment styles and personality are important parts of one’s identity and may influence future attitudes towards close relationships. An understudied expression of personality that attachment may influence is extraversion. In this study, we examine the relationship between attachment and extraversion by testing the hypothesis that participants with secure and anxious attachment styles are more likely to be extroverted compared to participants with an avoidant attachment (fearful and dismissive). Sixty-nine participants were recruited from Cleveland State University’s SONA Systems online recruitment tool, Research Match, Instagram, CSU Facebook Groups, GroupMe, and email. Participants were asked to complete a self-report survey, which measured their attachment style and extraversion by using the Revised Adult Attachment Scale and the IPIP-NEO 120. Data from sixty-one participants was analyzed by doing a correlation and linear regression analysis. Results found significant correlations between closeness, anxiety towards relationship, dependency, friendliness, gregariousness, cheerfulness, and excitement-seeking. Furthermore, positive correlations were found between friendliness and closeness, closeness and gregariousness, and friendliness and being dependent. Negative correlations were found between friendliness and anxiety, cheerfulness and anxiety, and excitement-seeking and being dependent. These correlations may demonstrate how extraverted specific attachment styles may be and expand the knowledge of the relationship between attachment and personality. . Presenter: Kenyatta “Kim” Wilson, LPC. Wilson Professional Counseling & Consulting, LLC. www.wilsonprofessionalcounseling.com. www.kimwilsonspeaks.com. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. • List assessment tools to examine attachment styles.