The phrase "attachment behaviours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, child development, or animal behavior, referring to the actions or responses that indicate a bond or connection to another individual.
Example: "The study focused on the attachment behaviours exhibited by infants when separated from their primary caregivers."
Alternatives: "bonding behaviors" or "affectionate actions".
This is achieved through a simulation study modelling experimental arc attachment behaviours referenced in the literature.
This is analogous to reading about love in a novel and reading about love in a treatise on "attachment behaviours", with the difference that romantic ideas of love are the norm for people, and scientific theories of attachment behaviours are considered evidence of an unsavoury degree of coldheartedness on the part of scientists.
Biological aspects of fouling and the particular challenges posed to the materials scientist confronted by the vast biodiversity in fouling species and the range of attachment behaviours and adhesion mechanisms adopted will first be considered.
Anxiety, fear, illness, and fatigue will cause a child to increase attachment behaviours.
Attachment behaviours such as clinging and following decline and self-reliance increases.
As attachment behaviours change with age, they do so in ways shaped by relationships.
High speed image analysis of experimental lightning strike testing on composite specimens has demonstrated complex time-dependent arc attachment behaviour.
Julie Lightley The Village Nursery, Manchester Research indicates that nurturing young children's positive behaviour is closely linked with responsive parenting and sensitive and predictable attachment behaviour with the child's prime and secondary carers.
Extensive socialization had only a minor effect on the attachment behaviour in dog puppies, as the behaviour of pet dogs and hand-reared dogs was basically similar.
The objective of this paper is to quantify how arc attachment behaviour influences the prediction of composite specimen thermal loading during a simulated lightning strike test.
To date simulation studies of lightning strike direct effects on composite materials have overlooked or idealised the observed arc attachment behaviour.
