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The 7 pages that link to John Bowlby, each with the reason it gives.

• Attachment theoryRelated: Bowlby integrated clinical observations with evolutionary and developmental ideas.

• Psychosexual developmentRelated: His emphasis on observable attachment offered a competing account of early development.

• Psychosocial developmentRelated: Bowlby's account connected early relationships with later emotional and social development.

• Mary AinsworthRelated: Ainsworth extended Bowlby’s account of attachment through systematic observations of infants and caregivers.

• Harry HarlowRelated: Bowlby’s account of human attachment developed alongside evidence from Harlow’s animal studies.

• Harry Stack SullivanRelated: Bowlby’s focus on formative relationships makes a useful later comparison with Sullivan’s developmental account.

• T. Berry BrazeltonRelated: Bowlby’s account of caregiver bonds helps place Brazelton’s interest in parent–infant relationships in context.