Electroencephalographic responses to photographs: A case study of three women with distinct adult attachment interview classifications

Kazuko Behrens; Yingli Li; Naomi Gribneau-Bahm; Michael O'Boyle

Electroencephalographic responses to photographs: A case study of three women with distinct adult attachment interview classifications

Kazuko Behrens, Yingli Li, Naomi Gribneau-Bahm, Michael O'Boyle

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Mothers with different attachement status were asked to view positive, negative, neutral and "psersonal" pictures while EEG measurements were taken. Depedning on their attachment status, different brain regions were found to be active for each picture type.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	993-1010
Journal	Psychological Reports
State	Published - 2011

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Electroencephalographic responses to photographs: A case study of three women with distinct adult attachment interview classifications

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