similarminds.comAbout the attachment style test
This attachment style questionnaire offers a self-report perspective on your experience of relationships. Its 40 statements concern your own responses; there is no need to select a style or read descriptions of the possible results beforehand. The report is intended for reflection, not for assigning a permanent relationship identity.
Background
Attachment theory developed through the work of John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth. Later researchers, including Cindy Hazan and Phillip Shaver, applied attachment ideas to adult romantic relationships. This SimilarMinds questionnaire draws on that broader subject; it is not the original infant-observation procedure or a clinical attachment assessment.
What your results include
The results show a score profile with explanations of the patterns represented in your answers. They do not establish the causes of relationship difficulties, diagnose trauma or determine another person's attachment style.