![]() ![]() Adapting to the idea that ‘what is best for the group is best for the individual.Adolescence: Attachment to a peer group in adolescence allows a teen to understand:.Early Childhood: Healthy attachment to family or caregivers in infancy or early childhood supports the development of the brain and the basic skills needed to communicate and form relationships with other individuals.The three critical periods of development are: The greater the damage to the necessary attachment bonds, the greater the potential for the detached individual to later harm others. Failure to attach can also result in inappropriate relationships with others. Trauma and/or rejection by the focus of the attachment - the mother, father, caregiver, peer group, partner, or work colleague can interfere with the development of future problem-solving and interpersonal skills. Mass murder may be, in part, the result of rejections or failed attachments at the three critical periods of development: early childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood.
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