We explored in a sample of clinically depressed patients the influence of attachment security and unresolved trauma on psychotherapeutic outcome as well as changes in attachment representation through psychotherapeutic intervention.
As described in attachment theory, infants need to develop a relationship with a primary caregiver to achieve normal social and emotional development.
Infants classified as disorganized in attachment show greatest elevation and slowest return to baseline cortisol levels after SSP [ 85, 86].
Alternative possibilities include tripartite interactions between RNase II and other degradosome components that could act as linkers in attachment of RNase II to RNaseE, or conformational changes in RNaseE upon binding RhlB and PNPase that structure or expose a binding site for RNase II.
Such people--known as avoidants or dismissives in attachment theory--will enjoy the fun of being with someone who appears to have few if any needs; avoidants crave the commitment and intimacy free partner.
If the length of the nipple shield is long, it can cause unpleasant consequences for your infant such as gagging or difficulties in attachment.
In some cases, as in the attachment of PKA, this function appears to be crucial for the spatial regulation of signal transduction.
Further developments in attachment, such as negotiation of separation in the toddler and preschool period, depend on factors such as the caregiver's interaction style and ability to understand the child's emotional communications.
Alternatively, minor pilins can play important roles in attachment, such as PilV in the pathogenic Neisseria species N. meningitidis and N. gonorrhoeae (Winther-Larsen et al., 2001; Brown et al., 2010).
If our hypothesis is correct, Doa4/Ubp4 would as an attachment of COMPASS, in the same way as the association of Ubp8 to SAGA, result in one complex performing two posttranslational modification functions (i.e. methylation and deubiquitination).
