The phrase "attachment referred" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a reference to an attachment, but it is incomplete and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "Please see the attachment referred to in the email for more details."
Alternatives: "attachment mentioned" or "attachment cited".
Ambivalent attachment refers to infants who are insecurely attached, exhibit separation anxiety, are unable to use the caregiver as a secure base, and develop internal working models of ambivalence towards attachment figures, because caregivers are usually inconsistent and unpredictable (Bowlby 1988).
Attachment refers to the establishment of early intimate relationships with caregivers who serve an evolutionary function as a protective and secure base from which a child can explore the world.
Attachment refers to the relationship and special emotional bond that infants develop with their caregivers over the first year of life[ 21].
Attachment refers to a behavioural propensity to seek contact and proximity to an attachment figure when feeling insecure, due to perceived danger, illness, exhaustion, or other natural cues to danger [ 9].
Preferential attachment refers to a mechanism in which new interactions in a network are more likely to be made with nodes that already have a large number of connections.
Should we understand this as in the current stage (up to 30th of April, submission day) the CSOs are required to submit only Attachment 1 and Attachment II, while the Attachment III referring to Program Proposals and Budgets would be accepted in another stage?
The notion of perceived attachment security refers to the degree in which the children or adolescents feel and believe their parents are able to detect and effectively regulate their states of distress [26].
Attachment style refers to the internal "working models" we develop of how relationships function.
No list of symptoms can legitimately be presented but generally the term attachment disorder refers to the absence or distortion of age appropriate social behaviors with adults.
Adult attachment style refers to individual personality traits that strongly influence emotional bonds and reactions to social partners.
