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S/PS/34. What is the 'strange situation' and what can it tell us about early close relationships?
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This essay outlines the experimental procedure of the strange situation, the significance of the results and the methodological concerns. It proposes that for all its usefulness, the strange situation cannot provide a comprehensive account of early relationships.
KEYWORDS: trange, situation, tell, close, relationships,
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