Under H1, as expected, power increases with increasing number of strata under every scenario and the test has a good behavior also in the situation of crossing hazards.
The exact dynamical behavior in this situation seems subtle, and is likely related to a long time standing conjecture raised by Lou and Lutscher [5], which was also a main motivation for this paper.
Three visual habituation studies using abstract animations tested the claim that infants' attachment behavior in the Strange Situation procedure corresponds to their expectations about caregiver-infant interactions.
An accurate nonlinear model of the aircraft dynamics is utilized to obtain a target aircraft behavior in the emergency situation, for which a loop-shaping controller is designed to balance performance and robustness, and to decouple different command channels.
The experiments in psychology marshaled in favor of situationism, moreover, typically do point to a minority of subjects who show a more desirable consistency of behavior in the experimental situation.
Each vignette depicts a scenario that elicits some fear and which ends with a question concerning the performance of a (courageous) behavior in the pertinent situation.
Furthermore, Solomon and George (2011) have documented that a chronic lack of regulation of the caregiving environment can predict disorganized/disoriented infant behavior in the Strange Situation Procedure.
The treatment is an intensive one year lifestyle intervention program by a multidisciplinary team with emphasis on nutrition, exercise and behavior and implementation of the learned behavior in the home situation.
Yet Main's texts indicate that she did not presume that a conflict between attachment and alarm would be the only cause of displays of conflict behavior in the Strange Situation Procedure.
She argued that avoidant (A) attachment behavior in the Strange Situation Procedure should be regarded as "a conditional strategy, which paradoxically permits whatever proximity is possible under conditions of maternal rejection" by deemphasizing attachment needs (Main, 1979, p. 643).
