Attachment is extremely important. Attachment is the foundation for many psychological traits that is needed for a successful and happy life. Attachment is the grounding structure for the ability to think logically, the development of a conscience the ability to cope with stress and many other personality traits that society finds natural...
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(Thomas 6) The fact is these traits are not natural they are learned from birth. Imagine a child in the first days, weeks and months of life. The child gets hungry, or wet. The child screams out for attention. In return the mother or father comes to the aid. This goes on day after day; during this time the eye contact established by the caregiver, the touch, smiles etc...
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