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So, for the first part about the john balby's attachment theory.
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So, this attachment theory was developed by british psychologist john balby, who was a psycho, which is a psychological framework that explores the importance of early emotional bonds and relationships particularly between the infants and their caregivers.
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So, it emphasizes the role of attachment in child's social, emotional and cognitive development.
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For the second part, origin of john balby's attachment theory.
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So, it emerged in mid 20th century through his observation of children separated from their parents during or after world war ii.
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So, he drew from evolutionary biology, psychoanalysis and developmental psychology to develop this theory.
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Next for the third part, the key concepts are number 1 attachment, the strong emotional bond that infants form with their primary caregivers.
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Then attachment behavior...