It also worked with the mothers to foster attachment, develop parenting skills and deepen their interactions with their children.
The structures that foster attachment to others outside the workplace are in decline.
France and Germany are experimenting with a "joint history" textbook to soothe past animosities and foster attachment to the new supranational project of the European Union.
Environmental enrichment (EE) fosters attachment behavior through its effect on brain oxytocin levels in the hippocampus and other brain regions, which in turn modulate the hypothalamic-pituitary axis (HPA).
"What human purposes are served by fostering these attachments?" Turkle asks.
Attachment theorists have suggested that temperament has no direct effect on the quality of attachment, since infant characteristics such as difficult temperament can be accommodated by sensitive caregivers, who can still foster secure attachment relationships [ 59].
Anxiety on this score had helped to foster American attachment to Britain.
Thus, these initial studies suggested that while Ndc80 complex-dependent mechanisms appear to be required for normal anaphase chromatid movement, other mechanisms, independent of the Ndc80 complex, can foster chromosome attachment and movement in prometaphase.
For instance, it could be brushed onto the surface of an artificial knee or hip, fostering a secure attachment between the implant and the living tissues surrounding it.
Further, attachment difficulties have been related to other mental health problems both among foster and adopted children [ 25, 26].
In contrast, tethered EGF was as effective as the soluble form in fostering endometrial epithelial cell attachment to 0 and 500 μM synKRGD hydrogels, and soluble EGF substantially enhanced endometrial epithelial cell attachment on standard TCPS.
