Clinical assessment of crying and crying inhibition based on attachment theory.

Abstract:

:Crying is attachment behavior triggered in infancy by separation and throughout life by loss. Adult crying, as reported and demonstrated in psychotherapy, reflects the quality of early attachment experiences as well as current adult bonds. Specific instances, as well as overall patterns, of crying and inhibited crying may be understood in light of attachment styles, biological factors, and socialization. Types of adult crying (healthy crying, crying for no reason, prolonged or frequent crying associated with depression or physiological disorders) and types of inhibited crying (healthy tearlessness, pervasive emotional control, detached tearlessness, and displaced crying) reflect attachment style and may, in addition, be assessed as healthy or symptomatic of psychological or physiological disorders or a combination.

journal_name

Bull Menninger Clin

authors

Nelson JK

keywords:

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2000-10-01 00:00:00

pages

509-29

issue

4

eissn

0025-9284

issn

1943-2828

journal_volume

64

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