The phrase "attachment problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotional or psychological issues related to attachment in relationships, particularly in psychology or child development.
Example: "Many children who experience neglect may develop attachment problems that affect their future relationships."
Alternatives: "attachment issues" or "attachment difficulties".
Not only does it encourage the expansion of orphanages, but it also makes children vulnerable to abuse in those areas where regulation is lax, creates attachment problems in children who become attached to short-term visitors, and supports an inappropriate alternative care model.
" Studies have shown that children displaying attachment problems in early life usually go on to have behaviour problems.
So try to avoid imprecise jargon such as good attachment, strong attachment, attachment problems (and never use attachment disorders as it's a term restricted to qualified clinicians).
A child protection specialist interviewed for the report warned that volunteers often ask children questions that could remind them of traumatic events from their past, which could add to the children's attachment problems.
"A lot of young people we see who do commit crime on a regular basis often come from troubled backgrounds and often you can see quite clearly there are attachment problems going on there," says Wright.
The Better Volunteering, Better Care (BVBC) report focused on Ghana, Cambodia, Nepal and Guatemala, and included, among some positive outcomes, testimony from one child protection specialist who warned that volunteers often ask children questions that could remind them of traumatic events, adding to the children's attachment problems.
This type of attachment problem is parallel to Reactive Attachment Disorder as defined in DSM and ICD in its inhibited and disinhibited forms as described above.
We observed three scenarios in terms of the differentiation efficiency: 1) comparable with hESC (for TZ1); 2) low but eventually catching up (for YK26 and YZ1); and 3) poor due to cell attachment problem (for hFIB2).
Our goal is to minimize the number of edges used to solve the following Attachment problem.
The decision problem whether there exists a solution to the Attachment problem that uses at most k edges is NP-complete.
