Weizmann Institute researchers developed a noninvasive light-based method to silence specific brain cells in mouse pups.

Despite this, those venturing into non-monogamous relationships often find themselves with more questions than answers, navigating a cultural landscape that still privileges monogamy and stigmatizes ...

John Bowlby created Attachment Theory in the 1940s and ‘50s and Mary Ainsworth expanded on it during the 1960s and 1970s. The ...

Horses can serve as meaningful attachment figures for humans in ways that look a lot like our bonds with pets and even close ...

Attachment theory continues to provide an evolving and flexible framework, however inconclusive, in understanding how individuals seek and relate to one another. Attachment, originally proposed by ...

Developed by British psychologist John Bowlby and further expanded by Mary Ainsworth, attachment theory examines the impact of early relationships and bonds, particularly with primary caregivers, on ...

The bond between humans and horses dates back thousands of years, and horses occupy a unique position in human life, falling ...

The indie rocker will play new material with The Attachment Theory and participate in a free, public interview with ...