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Date of Award
5-2019
Document Type
Thesis - Campus Access Only
Degree Name
MA in Child Development
Department
Child Development Graduate Program
Abstract
Attachment relationships and the bonds that form are arguably the most important aspect of development that have implications for future development. This thesis will address the intersection of attachment and domestic violence and how the intergenerational patterns of attachment are prevalent in a population with histories of DV. Two case studies from a social service agency will be used to illustrate these concepts.
Recommended Citation
Plaut, Caitlin, "Exploring Attachment in the Context of Domestic Violence: A look at two case studies from an attachment-based therapeutic program" (2019). Child Development Theses. 26.
https://digitalcommons.slc.edu/child_development_etd/26