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CONCEPT
attachment
a social connection between individuals

Classified under Social Function
Definition contributed by RPoldrack about two months ago.

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NPicchetti Initial definition retrieved from http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/attachment
about one year ago

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Definition contributed by BGregory about one year ago:
the state of being personally attached; the physical connection by which one thing is attached to another; the process of physically attaching.

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Definition contributed by BGregory about two years ago:
the state of being personally attached; the physical connection by which one thing is attached to another; the process of physically attaching. (from merriam-webster.com)

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Definition contributed by SAdministrator about three years ago:
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2012-03-28 RPoldrack: RPoldrack updated the definition for attachment
2011-08-15 CWhite: CWhite updated the definition for Adult Attachment Interview
2011-05-12 BGregory: BGregory updated the definition for attachment. [view the changes at http://cognitiveatlas.org/term/attachment]
2011-05-11 NPicchetti: Added new topic to discussion
2011-04-29 BGregory: BGregory updated the definition for Adult Attachment Interview. [view the changes at http://cognitiveatlas.org/term/Adult_Attachment_Interview]
2010-07-19 BGregory: BGregory updated the definition for Adult Attachment Interview. [view the changes at http://www.cognitiveatlas.org/term/Adult_Attachment_Interview]
2010-05-06 BGregory: BGregory updated the definition for attachment. [view the changes at http://cognitiveatlas.org/term/attachment]
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