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5 5 [Eds. Kuhn, T. (1963) Structure of scientific revolutions, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.]
6 6 [Eds. Jackson, D. D. (1957) The question of family homeostasis. Psychiatric Quarterly, 31 (1), 79–90.]
7 7 [Eds. The reference is likely to Edwin Lawson, though exactly which text was meant by Bowlby is unclear. Lawson's only publication of 1963 was Lawson, E. D. (1963). Development of patriotism in children – a second look. The Journal of Psychology, 55 (2), 279–286.]
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9 9 [Eds. Waddington, C. H. (1957) The strategy of genes. London: Allen & Unwin.]
10 10 In physics any condition causing a stress is commonly termed a ‘load', though ‘stressor' would be equally appropriate. A review of current usage in different fields of the term ‘stress' is given by Richter [Eds. Richter, D. (1960). Some current usages of the word “stress” in different fields. In Tanner, J. M. (Ed.), Stress and psychiatric disorder, Oxford: Blackwell, pp. 31–33].
11 11 [Eds. Selye, H. (1950). Stress and The General Adaptation Syndrome. The British Medical Journal, 1383–1392.]
12 12 The Oxford English Dictionary (1916) gives as the second meaning of ‘trauma' (derived from psychoanalysis): “a disturbing experience which affects the mind or nerves of a person so as to induce hysteria of ‘psychic conditions'; a mental shock”.
13 13 In expressing that view, the existence of opposite tendencies follows.
14 14 The concept of personal environmental homeostasis is distinct from and much broader than that of territoriality. Whilst very many species of bird and mammal show marked preference for a particular home range and particular companions (see Jurell & Loizos, 1966), far fewer maintain and defend an exclusive territory. [Eds. Jewell, P. A., & Loizos, C. (1966). Play, exploration and territoriality in mammals (p. 18). London: Symposia of the Zoological Society]
15 15 [Eds. Some of this section is draw upon in Bowlby, J. (1973) Separation, London: Pimlico, Appendix III ‘Problems of terminology'.]
16 16 [Eds. Onions, C. T. (1966). The Oxford dictionary of English etymology. Oxford: ClarendonPress.]
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18 18 [Eds. Freud, S. ([1926] 2001) Inhibitions, symptoms, and anxiety. Standard Edition, 20:87–156.London: Hogarth Press, pp.136–7.]
19 19 [Eds. Onions, C. T. (1966). The Oxford dictionary of English etymology. Oxford: ClarendonPress.]
20 20 Sandler (1960) uses the term ‘feeling of safety' as equivalent to any feeling of security, which is etymologically better suited. Sandler does not discuss how this ‘feeling of safety' is related to actual safety. [Eds. Sandler, J. (1960). The background of safety. International Journal of Psycho‐Analysis, 41, 352–356.]
21 21 [Eds. The quote is from the ‘to be, or not to be' soliloquy by Hamlet, in Shakespeare's Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 1.]
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