The phrase "attachment training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, education, or parenting, where the focus is on developing secure attachments or relationships.
Example: "The workshop on attachment training provided valuable insights into fostering healthy relationships between parents and children."
Alternatives: "attachment-based training" or "relationship training".
→ Strengthen LM attachment Classroom training → Increase productivity, employability and earnings Weak screening, competition and transition effects Small wage effects.
The International Fellowship (Category II) supports research scientists and engineers working in Singapore's research institutions, universities, and hospitals for overseas research attachment and training.
Moreover, the few and short food mediated interactions had a major positive effect on horse-human attachment: horses trained with a food reward approached sooner and were closer to humans.
A number of different modalities were suggested for the capacity development programme in its improvement of competencies and skills, including short courses, study tours, mentoring and coaching, action learning, work placements and attachments and training over the medium- and long-term [ 11].
On all sorts of fractious debates (sleep training, attachment parenting) they show how neither side holds the key: cultures around the world take every kind of approach, and most kids turn out OK.
The full citation for Whittle's Victoria Cross appeared in a supplement to the London Gazette on 8 June 1917, reading: In late April 1917, Whittle spent three days in a field hospital receiving treatment for psoriasis, before embarking for England on attachment to a training battalion.
Third- and fourth-year students rotate through different clinical attachments and the training program utilises case-based learning to augment direct patient contact.
Thus ciliary membrane proteins move predominantly by diffusion, and attachment to IFT trains is transient and stochastic rather than processive or spatially determined.
Ca2+ signaling at flagellar adhesion sites may play a major role in regulating attachment to IFT trains and controlling the direction of force generation.
At present only a small proportion of PHC workers (31.4%) reported that they had been exposed to practical attachments during their training and none had received any in-service or on-the-job training in mental health care.
