Identification of the key characteristics of daughter-father avoidant attachment
The paper deals with the daughter-father avoidant attachment. The purpose of the study is to identify the characteristics, relationships and behaviour of fathers that are perceived by the daughters as the key ones for the formation of avoidant attachment with fathers. Bearing this in mind, the study...
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