Does our attachment style change as a result of relationship experiences and contexts?

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Goh, Helen and Fallon, Barry John. (2004). Does our attachment style change as a result of relationship experiences and contexts? In Mary Katsikitis (Ed.). 39th Australian Psychological Society Annual Conference 2004. Melbourne, Australia: Australian Psychological Society. pp. 99 - 103
AuthorsGoh, Helen and Fallon, Barry John
KeywordsBehavioural and cognitive sciences;--Social and Community Psychology
Year2004
JournalProceedings of the 39th APS Annual Conference
PublisherAustralian Psychological Society
Page range99 - 103
ISBN909881251
Place of publicationMelbourne, Australia
EditorsMary Katsikitis
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