Too close for comfort? Adult attachment and cuddling in romantic and parent–child relationships
Authors:
- William J. ChopikWCWilliam J. Chopik
- Robin S. EdelsteinRERobin S. Edelstein
- Sari M. van AndersSASari M. van Anders
- Britney M. WardeckerBWBritney M. Wardecker
- Emily L. ShipmanESEmily L. Shipman
- Chelsea R. Samples-SteeleCSChelsea R. Samples-Steele
- 1 October 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Personality and Individual Differences
- Vol. 69, 212-216
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