Attachment Theory

A B C D E F H I L O P R S T

Secure attachment

Secure attachment is a foundational interpersonal pattern characterized by comfort with emotional closeness, trust in partners, and effective communication. People with a secure attachment style

Secure Base

In attachment theory, a secure base refers to a trusted figure or relationship that provides emotional safety and support, enabling the individual to confidently explore

Secure-Secure Relationship

Secure-Secure Relationships describe romantic or emotional bonds between two individuals with secure attachment styles. These relationships are characterized by mutual trust, open communication, emotional responsiveness,

Self-Disclosure

Self-Disclosure refers to the intentional act of revealing personal information, feelings, thoughts, or experiences to another person. In romantic and relational contexts, self-disclosure plays a

Situationships

Situationship refers to a romantic or emotionally intimate relationship that lacks formal labels, mutual commitments, or clearly defined expectations. Emerging from digital dating culture, it

Stonewalling

Stonewalling refers to the act of emotionally withdrawing or refusing to engage during a relational conflict or emotionally charged moment. It involves silence, avoidance, or