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The Attachment Multiple Model Interview (AMMI) effectively distinguishes adult internal working models (IWMs) of mothers, fathers, and partners. AMMI findings align with the Adult Attachment Interview, validating its use in attachment research.

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  • Developmental Psychology
  • Attachment Theory

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  • Internal working models (IWMs) shape relationship perceptions.
  • Assessing specific IWMs in adulthood requires validated tools.
  • The Attachment Multiple Model Interview (AMMI) was developed to address this need.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To validate the Attachment Multiple Model Interview (AMMI).
  • To assess the AMMI's ability to differentiate IWMs of specific adult relationships.
  • To examine AMMI's correlations with established attachment measures and trauma.

Main Methods:

  • Longitudinal study following participants from age 4 to 23.
  • Administered the Attachment Multiple Model Interview (AMMI).
  • Utilized ANOVA, contrast tests, and correlational analyses.

Main Results:

  • The AMMI successfully discriminated between IWMs of mother, father, and partner.
  • AMMI security scores correlated with Adult Attachment Interview coherence.
  • AMMI disorganization with mother linked to unresolved trauma.
  • AMMI dimensions (security, deactivation, hyperactivation) related to cumulative attachment scores.

Conclusions:

  • The AMMI is a valid instrument for assessing specific adult IWMs.
  • Findings support the combined parental influence on IWMs, with a notable maternal role in partner representations.
  • The AMMI contributes to understanding attachment dynamics across relationships.