Collaborative Research Initiatives
We’re excited to promote our collaborative research initiatives with academics and institutions undertaking important studies in the field of attachment, psychological well-being, and healthy relationships. These research opportunities aim to bring valuable insights into how we as humans navigate social relationships, technology, and our understanding of the world around us. Check our research hub for more details and to explore current opportunities.
Technology and Attachment Study
This study examines the intersection of technology use and parent-child relationship quality through observational play sessions, child narrative assessments using doll figures, and parent questionnaires. The research design provides comprehensive data on attachment behaviors in both digital and face-to-face contexts.
Social Cognition and Equity Study
This investigation explores children’s developing understanding of social class differences and economic equity, alongside parent observations of children’s social behaviors across multiple environments. The study employs child-friendly narrative methods to capture authentic perspectives on complex social issues.
App Study on Well-being
This 14-day app-based research project seeks volunteers to help researchers better understand people’s well-being. Participants must have a well-functioning Apple or Android mobile device to complete the study.
Why Participate in Attachment Research?
Although it has been around for a long time, there are many areas of attachment theory that remain unexplored. Participating in research studies helps advance our understanding of human development and contributes to evidence-based practices that support healthy relationships.
Interested in Collaborating?
As part of our mission to support and amplify the latest research in attachment theory, we welcome collaboration with academics and institutions working in this field. If you’re conducting research in attachment theory or related areas, we’d love to connect with you. Your work could contribute to advancing understanding in this vital area of study.
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