ed. The key findings were the different correlation between the offspring and the parents. For example, the offspring’s secure attachment and avoidant attachment were significantly associated with the mother’s. Another finding was the gender differences in attachment. The men’s secure attachment was not associated with any parental attachment score, women’s secure attachment with their mother was. These findings tell us that the men significantly do not have security attachment with their parents.Section III feel that the findings from this study can not be applied to most parents. I think, while this study showed the differences in the attachment level by gender, this could not be correlated because there were only limited amount of subjects. I also feel that the subjects used can be stereotyped compared to the whole world. The doctors did not find variety is social class. They found 98 students that went to the same school, majoring in the same field, and narrowed their subjects to what I can not say, can be used to work with all parents. No, I do not think the subject pool matches the client pool for the same reasons above. I think that the only other research that this study could possibly match with another is if the researchers used same subjects as Mikulincer and Florian did. I think that the way this finding can be used for only the subjects involved in the research. I feel that if the subjects were selected randomly, the outcome would have been altered. ...
