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Self-Efficacy and Declines Over Time in Attachment Anxiety During the Transition to Parenthood
Attachment anxiety can decline in relationships but little is known about how or why. A new framework—the Attachment Security Enhancement Model (ASEM)—suggests that what allays current (momentary) insecurity may not necessarily reduce attachment anxiety across time. This article differentiates momen
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