The physical structures of schools are more secure than they have ever been. There are now school resource officers (SROs), stricter requirements on who can enter schools, and locked doors to keep the bad guys out. Students are encouraged to speak up: “If you see something, say something...
As children we see insecure avoidant or insecure ambivalent attachments due to abuse or neglect. Those who have an insecure avoidant attachment do not have a preference over being close to their mother or a stranger, and they do not seek comfort when they are distressed (Secure, Insecure, Avoi...
byOregon State University A cat displays secure attachment behavior with researcher Kristyn Vitale in the Human-Animal Interaction Lab at Oregon State University. Credit: Oregon State University A new Oregon State University study finds that pet cats form attachments with their human owners that are s...
When children attend childcare discontinuously, it is more difficult for them to develop secure attachment to their care providers; inversely, both the continuity offered by caregiver stability (Ahnert et al., 2006, Barnas and Cummings, 1994, Howes and Hamilton, 1992) and that offered by regular...
It shows that the quality of these attachments—often classified as "secure," "insecure-avoidant," "insecure-resistant/ambivalent" and "disorganized"—is influenced by parents' capacity to provide comfort when children are distressed. It also explains how childrens' attachment quality can influence th...
mental health professional will be required. In addition, even where children with a history of relational trauma are able to form secure attachments with their caregivers, early abuse or neglect may have a permanent impact on brain functioning [107,151]. However, children who have formed secure...
Secure children with ASD, independent of developmental quotient, have been found to be more socially interactive with their mothers and more interested in their mothers' and the experimenter's bids for joint attention. Security of attachment has also been correlated with play behavior: attachment ...
The papers are then held down and masking tape is wound around and around to secure the proper head size. Then -pop!- off comes the hat! The edges are curled up and secured; the hats are then painted an array of colors; and final embellishments are added to express each wearers ...
Secure attachments with caregivers play a critical role in helping children develop a capacity to modulate physiological arousal. Loss of ability to regulate the intensity of feelings and impulses is possibly the most far-reaching effect... BAVD Kolk,RE Fisler - 《Bull Menninger Clin》 被引量: ...
Death permanently severs the parent-child bond, disrupting forever one of the child's earliest and deepest human attachments. It also deprives a child of the presence and protection of an adult who has a biological stake in, as well as an emotional commitment to, the child's survival and ...