Sentence examples for lead to insecure from inspiring English sources

It is clear that, though promoting password managers based on their convenience may reap gains in overall adoption, a lack of trust in the tool and its security can still lead to "insecure" behavior by users because they will, as Stobert and Biddle suggest, avoid using password managers for sensitive accounts, somewhat defeating the security of using the tool.

In particular, it is thought that "the experiences of early loss, separation and rejection by the parent or caregiver (conveying the message that the child is unlovable) may all lead to insecure internal working models... Internal cognitive representations of the self as unlovable and of attachment figures as unloving [or] untrustworthy would be consistent with parts of Beck's cognitive triad".

Underemployment was reported to lead to insecure economic conditions, high stress levels, depression, anxiety, and other mental disorders [ 14, 28– 30].

The consequences of depression-related maladaptive parenting are negative or unresponsive attitudes and behaviors toward the child, which lead to insecure attachment, poor emotional self-regulation and poor social interaction.

Therefore a history of an unstable relationship with caregivers may lead to insecure attachment and later on to altered mentalizing capacities, i.e. an important limitation on the lives of people suffering from psychosis.

Education, employment, and income are among the most powerful components of SES, and lower levels of education can lead to insecure income, hazardous work conditions, and poor housing, which can in turn increase the risk of death due to external causes [ 16].

In contrast, if parental or other supposed "caregivers" turn out to be unreliable (or even rejecting) that leads to insecure or "anxious" attachments.

Handling foals during their neonatal period induces durable mistrust of humans [58], but more interesting still, human interference at first suckling leads to insecure attachment to their mothers and lower social competence when subsequently interacting with peers [59], suggesting, as for humans, a link between quality of attachment and later social competences [34], [35].

"Isolation and anxiety about insecure accommodation can lead to insecurity, depression, paranoia, anxiety and over-use of alcohol and illegal substances," she says.

The association of insecure attachment with positive symptoms warrants some comments, beyond the fact that persistent positive symptoms may per se lead to some "insecure attachment", or conversely that insecure attachment would lead to social or cognitive problems leading to positive symptoms, in the context of an altered process of affect regulation [ 16].

"But not being part of a larger black community during the developmental years can lead to an insecure identity as a black man; socially, he'll have to navigate a much more diverse world at college," she said.