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Attachment in adolescence: A narrative and meta-analytic review
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The nature and importance of attachment relationships to parents and peers during adolescence
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The extent and function of parental attachment among first-year college students
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Attachment in Late Adolescence: Working Models, Affect Regulation, and Representations of Self and Others
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Separation-individuation and ego identity status in New Zealand university students
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