The phrase "attachment situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotional or relational dynamics, particularly in psychology or interpersonal relationships.
Example: "In therapy, we often explore the attachment situation between parents and children to understand their emotional bonds."
Alternatives: "attachment context" or "attachment dynamics".
The Adult Attachment Projective picture system (AAP) [ 37] consists of eight drawings of attachment situations dealing with illness, solitude, separation, loss, and abuse, along with one neutral scene used as a "warm up".
As the torsional stiffness is dependent on the method of attachment, in situations where the fairing increases the torsional inertia with little increase to the torsional stiffness, a net destabilising effect can result.
Basic design guidelines are provided, making use of plastic instability waves to produce tube attachments in situations where the axis of the branch tube is inclined to the axis of the main body tube.
The questionnaire contains items asking for experience with attachment-relevant situations.
This led to a strong increase in chromosome mis-segregation in cells lacking Bub3 (Fig 2B), which indicates that Bub3 is more important for correct kinetochore microtubule attachment in a situation in which kinetochores become unclustered from the SPBs.
One subtype describes children with emotionally withdrawn behaviour who strongly inhibit attachment behaviour in situations which are expected to elicit seeking or accepting contact with a familiar caregiver.
If the spirit becomes free of his fears (attachment to suffering situations) and desires (attachment to external pleasures), inner peace appears.
In this situation, an adhesion site along fibers is a more beneficial parameter for cell attachment and viability.
The final observation, at 12 months, consisted of a mother-infant separation and reunion procedure now known as the Strange Situation (see attachment theory: Individual-difference features of attachment theory).
He has an almost-comical attachment to the word "situation," which he inserts frequently and haphazardly into sentences.
