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Attachment and Loss, Vol 2: Separation: Anxiety and Anger (1973)

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`Contents; preface'

`Acknowledgements; blurb'

`Chapter 1: prototypes of human sorrow'

`Chapter 2: the place of separation and loss in psychopathology'

`Chapter 3: behaviour with and without mother: humans'

`Chapter 4: behaviour with and without mother: non-human primates'

`Chapter 5: basic postulates in theories of anxiety and fear'

`Chapter 6: forms of behaviour indicative of fear'

`Chapter 7: situations that arouse fear in humans'

`Chapter 8: situations that arouse fear in animals'

`Chapter 9: natural clues to danger and safety'

`Stress, homeostasis and anxiety' (Chapter 9?)

`Chapter 10: natural clues, cultural clues and the assessment of danger'

`Chapter 11: rationalisation, misattribution and projection'

`Chapter 12: fear of separation'

`Chapter 13: some variables responsible for individual differences'

`Chapter 14: susceptibility to fear and the availability of attachment figures'

`Chapter 15: anxious attachment and some conditions that promote it'

`Chapters 15-16: pathology'

`Chapter 16: "over-dependency" and the theory of spoiling'

`Chapter 17: anger, anxiety and attachment'

`Chapter 18: anxious attachment and the "phobias" of childhood'

`Chapter 20: omission, suppression and falsification of family context'

`Chapter 21: secure attachment and the growth of self-reliance'

`Chapter 22: pathways for the growth of personality'

`Appendix I: separation anxiety: a critical review of the literature'

`Other psychoanalytic models of the mental apparatus' and `Implications for theory of the mental apparatus'

`Appendix II: psycho-analysis and evolution theory'

`Appendix III: problems of terminology'

`Chapter 19: anxious attachment and "agoraphobia"'

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`Chapter 19: anxious attachment and "agoraphobia"'

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