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02870v85263	Kelly A. Warmuth	Parent–Child Attachment Stability and Trajectories of Externalizing Behavior	1904		.txt	text/plain	351	10	14	Results showed that father–child attachment was moderately stable with no significant differences between assessments in the same time point or similar assessments over time; however, mother–child attachment stability appeared largely dependent upon the use of similar measures over time. Previous research has identified insecure parent–child attachments as a risk factor; however, additional research is necessary to understand not only how secure attachments buffer externalizing behavior, but also which insecure classifications (i.e., avoidant, ambivalent, or disorganized)—and to which parent—have the worst long-term prognoses.	cache/02870v85263.txt	txt/02870v85263.txt