In the context to the attachment relationship, the may internalize a sense of the caregiving other as reliable or unreliable, as protective or threatening, and a complementary perception of the self as deserving or undeserving of care, as effective or inept at eliciting adequate nurturance, support, and protection. These internalized representation from the basis of working models of the self , the others, and of the self –with-others that may guide future behaviors and shape subsequent experiences in the interpersonal sphere(Bowlby,1969/1982). Thus, the securely attached child will likely develop positive expectation of the both the self and others with respect to eliciting nurturance and obtaining comfort. In contrast, the insecurely attached child will likely develop negative relational expectations regarding the ability to elicit comfort and support