Gender-Role-Conflicted Men's Poor Parental Attachment and Separation/Individuation Difficulties: Knights without Armor in a Savage Land

Christopher Blazina

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Gender Roles and Identity Studies Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research Attachment and Relationship Dynamics

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This study reanalyzed an earlier study by Blazina & Watkins (2000), which focused upon gender role conflicted men's attachment to parents and their scores of separation/individuation. Study found that these men had poor attachment to parents and difficulties with separation/individuation issues. Implications for treatment and future research are discussed.

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