As shown in Table 1 , there was a highly significant proportion of insecure attachment categories in the three-way distribution of attachment patterns [ F = 4 (13,3%); DS = 14 (46,7%); E = 12 (40%)] as well as in the four-way distribution of attachment patterns [ F = 4 (13,3%); DS = 9 (30%); E = 7 (23,3%); U/CC = 10 (33.3%)]: these data seemed in line with previous literature about AAI distribution of attachment patterns in clinical groups, confirming a prevalence of insecure models, independently from the considered diagnostic category ( Bakermans-Kranenburg et al., 2008 ).
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Parenting quality in drug-addicted mothers in a therapeutic mother-child community: the contribution of attachment and personality assessment.
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