Reflections on Security Dynamics: Core Constructs, Psychological Mechanisms, Relational Contexts, and the Need for an Integrative Theory

Mario Mikulincer · Phillip R. Shaver

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Attachment and Relationship Dynamics Social and Intergroup Psychology Global Security and Public Health

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A common concern in academic life is that one is beating one's brains out trying to understand something important, yet no one will ever listen or care. What a pleasure, then, to have some of the b...

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