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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EARLY ATTACHMENT AND ADOLESCENT RISKY BEHAVIORS WITH CHANGES IN LONELINESS IN A MEDIATING ROLE Sze Sze Tong April 12, 2013 The premise that attachment in the early stages of development is influential on future development has been extensively researched. Though research denotes that attachment in early development does influence behavioral outcomes in later stages of development, the path of influence is an indirect one, often involving more temporally proximal mediating variables (i.e. mediating variables that occur in the time between the assessment of attachment in the early stages and the measurement of behavioral outcome variables in the later stages of development). Previous research in this area has identified various mediating variables: relationship variables, individual child characteristics, environmental variables, and behavioral constructs. Of these constructs, internalizing behaviors is not as extensively researched. Also, these mediating variables are generally measured at one time point between the predictor variable and the outcome variable which does not adequately represent the dynamic nature of these constructs. This dissertation extends current research by examining the impact of temporal changes in an often neglected construct within the umbrella of internalizing behaviors, childhood loneliness, on the relationship between attachment in the early stages of development and risk behaviors in the later stages of adolescence.

The relationship between early attachment and adolescent risky behaviors with changes in loneliness in a mediating role.