Infant Attachment Security as A Discriminant Predictor of Career Development in Late Adolescence  

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Roisman, Glenn I. ; Oster, Harriet ; Bahadur, Mudita A.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Adolescent Research (http://jar.sagepub.com/) vol. 15 no. 5 (Sep. 2000), page 531-545.
Topik: INFANT; attachment security; discriminant predictor; career development; late adolescence
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This longitudianl study examined the predictive value of infant attachement security at 1 year for career development attitudes and educational aspirations at 18 years. Participants were drawn from an archieved longitudinal study and assessed with water's attachment Q - set through seocndary analysis of infancy records. Career development attitudes at 18 years were rated from participant interviews. In addition, parental derogation and idealization at 18 years were assessed to examine the importance of concurrent parent child relationship factors for career development. Regression analyses revealed that infant attachment expalined variance in career development attitudes at 18 years, with secure orientations related to better career development outcomes. Parental idealization and derogation at 18 each explained unique variance in career development indices. As expected correlation analyses revealed that infant attachment security was unrelated to participants' educational aspirations at 18 years.

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