Sentence examples for measures of attachment from inspiring English sources

A convenient sample of individuals currently in a romantic relationship (N = 148) completed self-report measures of attachment anxiety and avoidance, neuroticism, self-esteem, pain catastrophizing, and significant other pain catastrophizing.

Specifically, 690 children, aged 8 19, completed self-report measures of attachment to their mothers 3 times over 3 years in 3 distinct cohorts (Grades 3, 6, and 9).

Ninety-five freshmen completed measures of attachment, family conflict, family structure, psychological distress, and social adjustment.

The Security Scale has shown convergence with other middle-childhood measures of attachment as well as with observations of children's interactions with their parents [25].

There are no substantially validated measures of attachment in middle childhood or early adolescence.

However, there are no substantially validated measures of attachment for middle childhood or early adolescence (approximately 7 to 13 years of age).

First, the number of jobs used in the Bureau of Labor study may not be an appropriate measure of attachment to organizations.

The United States has the same interest as other nations in demanding of those who seek its citizenship some measure of attachment to its institutions.

The Dutch Attachment Style Questionnaire [ 65] is a measure of attachment to others in general (and thus not to a specific person as is the case for the ECR).

The present study examined whether a simple non-verbal (i.e., pictorial) measure of attachment (Pictorial Representation of Attachment Measure: PRAM) is a valid and feasible instrument to measure parental representations of the antenatal relationship with the fetus in a non-clinical sample.

In a study of 117 same-sex adult twins from the Virginia Twin Registry, the heritability of examiner-determined chronic periodontitis ranged from 48% for a measure of attachment loss to 59% for the percentage of teeth with one or more sites having attachment loss ≥2 mm (Michalowicz et al. 2000).