安全依恋对攻击行为的影响
The Influence of Secure Attachment on Aggressive Behavior
摘要: 安全依恋能够给个体带来一系列积极效应，而以往研究证明安全依恋风格个体比非安全依恋个体表现出更少的攻击性，安全依恋启动也能够有效减少个体的攻击行为。文章从依恋特征的二重性角度出发，分析安全依恋风格和安全依恋启动对个体攻击行为的影响，并且从以往研究中综述安全依恋对攻击行为的影响机制，为后续安全依恋对攻击行为的影响研究提供有益的理论参考，并为减少青少年的攻击行为提供理论依据。
Abstract: Secure attachment is associated with a range of positive outcomes for individuals. Previous research indicates that individuals with secure attachment styles exhibit lower levels of aggression compared to those with insecure attachment styles. Moreover, priming secure attachment has been shown to reduce aggressive behavior effectively. This paper reviews the impact of both secure attachment styles and secure attachment priming on individual aggression from the dual perspective of attachment characteristics. It also summarizes the mechanisms through which secure attachment influences aggression, drawing on existing research to provide valuable theoretical insights for future studies on this topic and a theoretical foundation for interventions aimed at reducing aggression among adolescents.
文章引用：庞钰祺 (2026). 安全依恋对攻击行为的影响. 心理学进展, 16(1), 166-175. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2026.161021

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