Sentence examples for developed attachment from inspiring English sources

It's been decades since John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth developed "attachment theory" to help explain infants' distress when separated from their parents.

Hadrosaurids had slim hands with short fingers, making their forelimbs ineffective for propulsion, and the tail was also not useful for propulsion because of the ossified tendons that increased its rigidity, and the poorly developed attachment points for muscles that would have moved the tail from side to side.

During World War I, most armies developed attachments for standard service rifles that permitted the launching of "rifle" grenades.

His father, a longtime aviarist who developed attachments to the unusually colored birds that he bred, stored them there when they died.

Preterm children have been reported to be at higher risk to develop attachment insecurity.

Through physical interaction, we develop attachment to the pet robot".

In the absence of available and responsive caregivers it appears that some children are particularly vulnerable to developing attachment disorders.

They address the issue of the role of nonparental influences in developing attachment relationships.

There is currently a growing interest in neurobiological, psycho physiological, and gene-environment interaction effects on developing attachment relationships, and, in particular, in disorganized and/or disordered attachment.

A classic study revealed that institutionalized children are unable to form attachment [ 21], although more recent studies found that formerly institutionalized children can develop attachment, either secure or insecure [ 14, 22].

Thomas O'Connor and Mary Spagnola review and discuss the literature about recent findings on early stress exposure and severe deprivation in the context of developing attachment relationships and risk mechanisms, and, moreover, with respect to implications for clinical practice and directions for future studies.