anknytningskänslor
Anknytningskänslor describes the emotional bonds that individuals form with primary caregivers and other significant figures, a concept central to attachment theory. The term combines the Swedish words “anknytning” (attachment) and “känslor” (feelings), and it refers to the affective components that result from early relational interactions. In attachment research, these feelings are considered to shape subsequent social, emotional, and cognitive development.
According to Bowlby’s original formulation, anknytningskänslor arise from the infant’s adaptive need to stay close to
The study of anknytningskänslor extends beyond infancy. Researchers examine adult attachment styles, which reflect how individuals
In sum, anknytningskänslor represent a crucial affective dimension of human relational experience, offering insight into both