Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find—and Keep—Love

Analyze the organizational choices Amir Levine and Rachel Heller make. What impact do these choices have on Attached? Provide specific examples.

Levine and Heller utilize both second- and third-person point of view throughout their book. Provide examples of where this is used. Why do they use second- and third-person at different times? What effect does the absence of the first-person point of view create?

The authors employ the three rhetorical appeals of ethos (building their own sense of authority), pathos (attempting to evoke emotion), and logos (using logic) to convince readers of their arguments. Cite examples where the authors use each, and to what effect. What function do these rhetorical appeals serve?