Zennah and Smyke (2009)assert That "Only in Highly Unusual and Maladaptive

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Essay

Zennah and Smyke (2009)assert that "only in highly unusual and maladaptive caregiving environments do attachments fail to develop." Discuss this statement in terms of what types of environments might lead to disordered attachment and how this information might be used to prevent and/or treat attachment disorders.

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Definitions:

Synaptic Pruning

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Infant's Development

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