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Direct linkPeluso, Paul R.; Peluso, Jennifer P.; Buckner, Janine P.; Kern, Roy M.; Curlette, William – Journal of Counseling & Development, 2009
P. R. Peluso, J. P. Peluso, J. F. White, and R. M. Kern (2004) reviewed the theoretical constructs underlying the similarities between lifestyle and attachment style. Specifically, they suggested that the individual psychology construct of lifestyle (or style of life) and attachment style should be empirically investigated. The present research…
Descriptors: Life Style, Attachment Behavior, Individual Psychology, Evaluation Methods
Peer reviewedPeluso, Paul R.; Peluso, Jennifer P.; White, JoAnna F.; Kern, Roy M. – Journal of Counseling and Development, 2004
The authors assert that the essential elements of attachment theory and Individual Psychology are similar to each other. In particular, both theories include a coherent and stable view of the self and the world and both acknowledge the importance of social interaction for the expression of these patterns. Additional suggestions for areas in which…
Descriptors: Individual Psychology, Interpersonal Relationship, Interaction, Attachment Behavior
