www.psychspace.com心理学空间网 ATTACHMENT THEORY AND MENTAL REPRESENTATION
Separation (Bowlby, 1973) and Loss (Bowlby, 1980a), the second and third volumes in
Bowlby’s attachment trilogy, were slower to make an impact on the field of developmental
psychology than the first volume, in part because relevant empirical studies lagged behind. Like
Attachment, these two volumes cover much more theoretical ground that their titles imply.
Separation
In this book, Bowlby (1973) revises Freud’s (1926/1959) theory of signal anxiety, lays out
Separation (Bowlby, 1973) and Loss (Bowlby, 1980a), the second and third volumes in
Bowlby’s attachment trilogy, were slower to make an impact on the field of developmental
psychology than the first volume, in part because relevant empirical studies lagged behind. Like
Attachment, these two volumes cover much more theoretical ground that their titles imply.
Separation
In this book, Bowlby (1973) revises Freud’s (1926/1959) theory of signal anxiety, lays out