1Marvin RS,Britner PA.Normative development:the ontogeny of attachment. In : Cassidy J,Shaver PR,editors.Handbook of attachment: theory,research,and clinical applications.New York: Guilford,1999.44-67.
2Lyons-Ruth K,Jacobvitz D.Attachment disorganization: unresolved loss,relational violence,and lapses in behavioral and attentional strategies.In: Cassidy J,Shaver PR,editors.Handbook of attachment:theory,research,and clinical applications.New York: Guilford,1999.520-554.
3Main M.Epilogue,attachment theory: eighteen points for future studies.In :Cassidy J,Shaver PR,editors.Handbook of attachment:theory research,and clinical applications.New York: Guilford,1999.845-887.
4Keenan K.Emotion regulation as a risk factor for child psychopathology.Clin Psychol Sci Prac,2000,7:418-434.
5Dowson G,Frey K,Self J,et al.Frontal brain electrical activity in infants of depressed and nondepressed mothers: relation to variations in infant behavior.Devel Psychopathol,1999,11:589-605.
6Kagan J,Snidman N,Arcus D.Childhood derivatives of high and low reactivity in infancy.Child Dev,1998,69(6):1483-1493.
7Culbertson JL,Newman JE,Willis DJ.Childhood and adolescent psychologic development.Pediatr Clin North Am,2003,50(4):741-764.
8Perry BD.Incubated in terror:neurodevelopmental factors in the "cycle of violence" In:Osofsky JD,editor.Children in a violent society.New York: Joh Wiley & Sono,1997.124-149.
9Ladd GW,Kochenderfer BJ,Coleman CC.Classroom peer acceptance,friendship,and victimization: distinct relational systems that contribute uniquely to children's school adjustment?Child Dev,1997,68(6):1181-1197.
