This magazine covers the application of attachment theory in different cultures and backgrounds, exploring how attachment relationships affect an individual's cognitive, emotional, and behavioral development. The research topics include but are not limited to the formation and maintenance of attachment, the relationship between attachment and mental health, the interaction between attachment and interpersonal relationships, the manifestation of attachment at different stages of the life cycle, and the application of attachment in education and therapy.

The Journal of Attachment and Human Development encourages interdisciplinary research involving multiple fields such as psychology, sociology, education, anthropology, and neuroscience. By publishing high-quality empirical research, theoretical articles, reviews, case studies, and commentaries, this journal aims to promote a deeper understanding of attachment and human development, and advance knowledge in related fields.