Providing attachment objects to facilitate learning and reduce distress: Effects of mothers and security blankets.

Early Social Deprivation in the Nonhuman Primates: Implications for Human Behavior

William A. Mason · 1968 · 83 citations

Life Sciences, Psychology, Zoology +16

Mothers and blankets as agents for promoting play and exploration by young children in a novel environment: The effects of social and nonsocial attachment objects.

Richard H. Passman, Paul Weisberg · Developmental Psychology · 1975 · 83 citations

Education, Human Development, Psychology +15

Effects of mother and older sibling on the problem-solving behavior of the younger child.

Victor G. Cicirelli · Developmental Psychology · 1975 · 66 citations

Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +14

Arousal reducing properties of attachment objects: Testing the functional limits of the security blanket relative to the mother.

Richard H. Passman · Developmental Psychology · 1976 · 42 citations

Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +16

Effects of an adult's presence and praise on young children's performance

Terry D. Meddock, Joseph A. Parsons, Kennedy T. Hill · Journal of Experimental Child Psychology · 1971 · 39 citations

Education, Educational Psychology, Human Development +5