In the same edited volume as Main and Solomon's chapter, Main and Hesse (1990) proposed that frightening and frightened parental behavior could be the predominant mechanism producing disorganized/disoriented infant attachment.
He seemed to know that he'd lost his temper too many times or let himself lapse into behavior that frightened people.
Those who suffer from Tourette's say they endure a daily string of indignities from people who are either frightened, annoyed or amused by their behavior.
—Martha 2. When your other children are unhappy, frightened or upset by a sibling's behavior, or a parent's response to that behavior.
If Pinkie's recklessly impulsive behavior is that of a frightened teenager, Mr. Riley's slick hair, facial scar and cold, wide-eyed stare suggest a seasoned smoothie who has watched a lot more dirty water slosh under the bridge than any teenager could have witnessed.
As a result, you likely become frightened about losing your girlfriends and your behavior probably does, in fact, contribute to relationships turning sour and break-ups.
Exhausted, seeing no medical remedy on the horizon and frightened for Kristie, and by the impact of her behavior on their two other children, Julia and Kurt, the Vaughans made an agonizing decision.
This is similar to the situation reported for attachment styles, in which a particular parent's frightened expression has been considered as possibly responsible for disorganized/disoriented reunion behavior during the Strange Situation Procedure.
Nervous and/or frightened dogs are more likely to act unpredictably and against normal behavior, including biting.
The first lighting technology was fire, which was used expressly to modify animal behavior: fire allowed human activity to continue past sundown and frightened away human predators.
