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Project

Implicit processes in adult attachment

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

3E005508

Duration

01 October 2008 → 30 September 2014

Funding

Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO)

Promotor

Jan De Houwer

Fellow

Marieke Dewitte

Research disciplines

Social sciences
- Applied psychology
- Social psychology

Keywords

attachment relationships implicit cognition

Project description

Using implict measures and experimental paradigms, we examined the role of automatic processes (i.e., selective attention, approach-avoidance tendencies) and representations (i.e., proximity-distance goals and self-representations) in attachment system functioning. These cognitive-motivational processes were systematically investigated in relation to context (threat versus neutral) and individual differences in attachment style (anxiety versus avoidance).

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