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The core part of the initial emotional development is attachment - the first emotional link between the baby and the caregiver -

According to many theories, this constitutes the basis of personal social and emotional development.

Research on attachment has been done by Bowlby (see also 1973, 1980. Ainsworth, 1989 and Bretherton, 1985, for example).

Bowlby describes two main types of attachment patterns - safety and insecurity. Dangerous attachments are further divided into two types - one is defined by avoiding attachment images (avoidance) and the other is defined by emotions contradictory to the attachment image anxiety (anxiety - contradiction)

To attract attention to attachment, Bowlby values ​​the emotional relationship between children and carers during the first two years of life.

The basic idea is to maintain a warm, caring relationship with mental health and caregivers that leads to happiness throughout life.

The nature of the emotional ties of the first social attachment not only affects the intimacy of the future but also the potential psychopathology.

Bowlby (eg 1980) insists that relationships between children and carers will promote the development of internal working models. These provide charts on how caregivers are more receptive and responsive, and how they care for children. These models will affect future relationships

A safe working model will promote expectations and open forward attitude to build good relationships. By contrast, unsafe work patterns can lead to bad, unsupported relationships, distrust, and expectations for hostile attitudes.

Style differences may also lead to obvious results - we can call it a self-fulfilling prophecy

Thompson (1999) reviewed the literature and concluded that the relationship between early attachment and later relationship (including love relationship) is not simple. It is not fixed in the early stages and it is not fixed but it is regulated by harmonious and harmonious parentage relationships and also depends on the nature of other short-term relationships. The internal working model of how people can be tied can be based on initial affection, but can be changed even by later social experience or psychotherapy.

Thompson summarized the impact of early caregivers who love attaching and provided children with answers to the four questions.

Numerous studies on adhering to children and adults have proved their importance from a developmental and clinical point of view

The initial process (attachment to the primary caregiver in infancy) is important, but emotions continue to develop throughout the life cycle.

Additional credits related to related topics and questions discussed by students, such as the following, are not addressed in Chapter 6.

The 2010 ANPRM contains suggested updates to sections 508 and 255 under consideration by the council and is divided into 11 chapters. The first two chapters are separate introductory chapters (Chapter 1 and Chapter 255, Chapter 1) outlining the scope, application, and definitions specific to each law. The remaining chapters contain a common set of requirements. ANPRM uses the term "information communication technology" (ICT) recommended by TEITAC to distribute electronic and electronic products covered by telecommunications products, interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) products, and client equipment (CPE) Represents information technology. Article 255 The new terms defined in E111 and C109 are consistent with the terms contained in the previous standards and guidelines, but the coverage characteristics of electronic information technology, telecommunications and VoIP products, and CPE It accurately represents it.