Bindung und Mentalisierung beim Menschen: Die Entwicklung des affektiven Selbst

Translated title of the contribution: Attachment and mentalization in humans: The development of the affective self

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    After outlining specific features of early mother-child attachment, the authors discuss the question whether secure attachment and specific characteristics of early parental behavior have a functional and causal bearing on the development of mentalization. They adduce empirical and theoretical findings that militate against this idea. Subsequently the authors set out arguments for a social-constructivist view of the emergence of die affective self, in contradistinction to theories of primary «intersubjectivity. ».

    Translated title of the contributionAttachment and mentalization in humans: The development of the affective self
    Original languageGerman
    Pages (from-to)862-899
    Number of pages38
    JournalPsyche
    Volume65
    Issue number9-10
    StatePublished - Sep 2011

    Keywords

    • Affective self
    • Attachment
    • Mentalization
    • Primary intersubjectivity

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