Introduction. L’humain, version Wallon

Abstract

Academic literature has demonstrated the key role played by attachment behaviors in childhood and attachment representations in adulthood in recognizing, processing, and regulating emotions in stressful situations. The COVID-19 crisis has caused significant psychological distress and led to a mental health crisis around the world. Factors that have contributed to these issues include pandemic-related health restrictions, social isolation, uncertainty, disruption in the way people interact, work, and have fun, and changes regarding family routines between parents and children. The present literature review is based on information collected from different search engines on publications released between spring 2020 and spring 2022. More than eighty articles, most of them relating surveys, were reviewed. They confirm the relevance of individuals’ attachment behaviors and representations in relation to the implications of the pandemic; these data are important for public health, in particular with regard to improving the way future collective threats are managed.

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