Psychology in Seattle.

Hey deserve your listeners, it's just me today.

I thought I would answer some of your questions and emails and comments and whatnot.

So let's get into it.

This is the Psychology and Seattle podcast.

I'm your host, Dr. Kirk Honda.

I'm a therapist and a professor.

Jordan or Jordan

sent in a thing on Facebook asking me to talk about something.

They said, I know how much you love to bash articles and sent me an article that is on fatherly.com and

let's just go through this thing line by line I'm only about halfway through and I'm

already incensed.

Okay, so Fatherly.com, which, you know, doesn't sound that bad to begin with, but

interesting, written by Lauren vinopol.

Let me actually check this person's credentials.

Okay, so this person has written a bunch of articles for Fatherly.com apparently. The title of this article is attachment theory is all

wrong. Here's what the science really says. It's high time that parents ditched their secure attachment styles, a renowned

Harvard psychologist confirms.

So any time that you hear an article that says that one psychologist or one scientist confirms, you should

immediately be skeptical, especially when the claim is so shocking.

You know, it'd be like,

we didn't land on the moon, this one crackpot confirms.

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