The development of infant-caregiver attachment: In vivo, in silico, in theory
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In their first year of life, babies develop trust in their caregivers. This trust enables them to explore their environment and learn. However, caregivers exhibit different levels of sensitive responsiveness, leading to various types of attachment relationships. The exact mechanisms and timing of these differences remain unknown. To measure attachment development, research conducted in the everyday home environment is essential. We employ novel techniques for objective and long-term measurement. Based on this, we construct a testable model that interactively illuminates attachment development and explains variations in attachment relationships
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