The object to which a person experiences attachment triggers one's emotions.
In contrast, products to which people do not experience attachment often do not elicit any emotions at all.
These infants experience attachment insecurity, and they view themselves, relationships, and the world as unsafe and unreliable (Bowlby 1988).
For all case-patients, tick attachment ranged from 24 to 72 hours, except for one case-patient who experienced tick attachment for 12 hours.
From a background of educational science his main scholarly interests lie in the fields of traumatic childhood experiences, attachment theory, socialization, and violence research.
Caries experience, attachment loss, and cigarette smoking are other major risk indicators of tooth loss [ 15, 16].
The children who need adoptive families often have experienced broken attachments and have had relationships with parents and other carers who were unreliable and often punitive.
Similarly, those who had experienced clinical attachments during pre-service training had more positive attitudes towards delivering mental health care: 93.0% (n = 40) of those with clinical attachment expressing a positive attitude compared to 56.4% (n = 53) of those without clinical exposure (χ = 14.97, df =1, p < 0.001).
In translating this passage, I wanted to bring out both the beauty and the precision of the imagery, and the horror a common, relatable horror of being a woman who experiences her attachment to her husband as the destruction of her self.
Motivated by this observation, the article examines whether the degree to which immigrants experience greater attachment to the host nation (i.e. belonging) from having host country citizenship is affected by the host country's approach to citizenship.
