APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
Low Early-Life SES and Poor Adult Health: The Role of Attachment Orientations
- Sally Acebo
Rice University - Savannah Lawrence
Rice University - Wilson Phung
Rice University - Kyle Murdock
Rice University - Chris Fagundes
Rice University
Abstract
We examined the role of attachment orientations in changing the association between early-life SES and telomere length. Results indicated that attachment anxiety reduced the strength of the association between early-life SES and telomere length such that low attachment anxiety buffered the effect of low early-life SES on shortening of telomeres.
Social Interpersonal Relationships
