Commentary On Warshak’s “Blanket Restrictions: Overnight Contact Between Parents And Young Children”  

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Biringen, Zeynep ; Greve-Spees, Jennifer ; Howard, Wynette ; Leith, David ; Tanner, Litsa ; Moore, Sarah ; Sakoguchi, Sayaka ; Williams, Larry

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Family Court Review vol. 40 no. 2 (Apr. 2002), page 204-207.
Fulltext: 204.pdf (35.86KB)

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In a previous issue of this journal, Richard A. Warshak provided a summary of the developmental literature as it bears on overnight restrictions during custody arrangements. Here, the authors comment on points of agreement and disagreement withWarshak based on their reading of the theoretical and empirical literature on development. Particular reference is made toWarshak’s interpretation of attachment theory and research. Points of agreement include the importance of fathers and all caregivers in the infant/young child’s life as well as the overstatement in the literature of the significance of separation experiences and a “sensitive period” for attachment. Points of clear disagreement include what the author contends is an erroneous review of the empirical literature on overnights with other caregivers. Based on their reviewof the data on overnight visitation, the authors conclude on a more cautious note.

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