Tripartite model of security

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The tripartite model of security specifies three defence mechanisms that confer a sense of security to individuals. The following pages present more information about the theories that underpin the tripartite model of security:

Self agency and self esteem Self validation hypothesis

Attachment Attachment theory

Connectedness and terror management Terror management theory

Created by Dr Simon Moss on 18/10/2008

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- Conservation of resources theory - Intuitive affect regulation - Mood as input - Self affirmation theory - Tripartite model of security - Self validation hypothesis - Physiological toughness - Broaden and build theory - Biophysical model of challenge and threat - Self regulatory executive function theory - Symbolic self completion theory - Self verification theory - Dual representation theory of PTSD - Opponent process theory - Temporal self appraisal theory - Analytical rumination hypothesis - Effort recovery model -

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