Sentence examples for affective dependency from inspiring English sources

We crossed this variable with the subscales of affective dependency.

As indicated in Table 1, crosses between affective dependency subscales of SSDS and gender revealed a mean score of 3.82 (SD: 0.65; E.S. 0.01) for males in the emotional dependency subscale.

The aim of the paper is to explore the correlation between affective dependency and reactive/proactive aggression and to evaluate individual differences as predisposing factors for aggressive behaviour and emotional dependency.

Figlerowicz highlights the diversity of aesthetic and sociopolitical contexts in which these affective dependencies become central to these authors' representations of selfhood.

The variable measuring racial/ethnic minority concentration for London wards showed a negative association with admission rates for drug dependency and for affective disorders.

Chronic activation patterns measured by adult attachment dimensions showed that individuals high on discomfort with dependency exhibited less positive affective presence, b = −0.35, t 36) = −2.43, p < 0.05.

In NYC, social fragmentation showed a significant association with admissions due to affective disorders and schizophrenia, and for drug dependency among females.

Vapor Reynolds number, equivalent Reynolds number, Weber number and Froude number are found to be the most affective parameters as a result of the dependency analyses.

There appeared to be disconcerting tendencies for trainees suffering maltreatment to have 'psychopathological outcomes' in the forms of unrelenting affective emotions, resorting to 'self-medication' and dependency on mind altering substances.

By following the dependencies in reverse, from the affective to the sensorial to the physical level, the required material surface properties to transmit intended affective messages to consumers might be determined.

Such findings suggest that, in rodents, consolidation of affective learning displays a sensitivity to, and even dependency on, sleep (and REM in particular).