Attachment Disorder
Genetic, environmental and gender influences on attachment disorder behaviours
... amine attachment disorder behaviours as amine attachment disorder behaviours as they were distributed in a sample approxi- they were distributed in a sample approxi- mating the general ...
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Assessment of attachment disorder symptoms in foster children: comparing diagnostic assessment tools
... an attachment disorder ...of attachment disorder symptoms ...and attachment, whereas the absence may lead to attachment disorder ...and attachment disorder ...
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Reactive Attachment Disorder of Infancy or Early Childhood
... reactive attachment disorder has stood curiously apart from other diagnoses for two reasons: it remains the only diagnosis designed for infants, and it requires the presence of a specific ...a ...
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Treatment of Attachment Disorder of Infancy in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
... Her feeding intolerance, inconsolability, and gaze aversion character- ized the development of a reactive attachment disorder of infancy in an infant whose mother had withdrawn from her [r] ...
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Social relationship difficulties in autism and reactive attachment disorder : improving diagnostic validity through structured assessment
... 52 1 *We are using DSM-IV terminology in which RAD comprises Inhibited and Disinhibited subtypes. We 53 acknowledge the new DSM-V terminology in which the two disorders (Disinhibited Social Engagement 54 Disorder, ...
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An exploratory study of the association between reactive attachment disorder and attachment narratives in early school-age children
... ‘attachment disorder’ is a disorder of the current child–parent attachment relationships may be misleading (Zeanah & Smyke, 2008; Minnis et ...that attachment disorder is ...
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Reactive attachment disorder in maltreated young children in foster care
... Reactive attachment disorder (RAD) has been described as one of the least researched and most poorly understood psychiatric ...and attachment, it is likely that RAD has profound consequences for ...
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Development and examination of the reactive attachment disorder and disinhibited social engagement disorder assessment interview
... and attachment-related difficulties may be the common outcome of both deprivation and negative parenting ...neglect, attachment disorders and later developmental /emergent psychopathic tendencies needs to ...
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Beyond the frontiers of the dissociation
... First vignette • Julianna was thought as a dissociative identity disorder with PTSD symptoms • She had a long history of trauma with attachment disorder and possible changes in her neuro[r] ...
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Comparison of attachment styles between conduct disorder, dyslexic and normal students
... conduct disorder students were chosen randomly according to multiple stage cluster sampling method after participating in identical tests (reading disorder test and Ruter conduct disorder ...conduct ...
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Report on an investigation into complaint no 10 010 527 against Isle of Wight Council, 8 November 2012
... • the educational psychologist’s opinion in 2009 was that J’s attachment disorder could not be resolved unless J and Mrs X worked together, and continuing with the residential placement [r] ...
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Is parental attachment security contextual? Exploring context-specific child-parent attachment patterns and psychological well-being in Taiwanese youths
... adult attachment has diverged into two distinct research “traditions” (Carr, Colthurst, Coyle, & Elliott, ...how attachment research is conceptually underpinned, how attachment is measured and ...
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1855 SURVEY REPORT Depression and perceived attachment of adolescents with fathers having substance-abuse disorder
... peer attachment subscales. Alpha value for mother attachment was ...father attachment was 0.865 and peer attachment was ...mother attachment and depression (r= -0.491) and perceived ...
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Attachment to employment and education before work disability pension due to a mental disorder among young adults
... attached. Young adults who have no connection to edu- cation or labour market are a challenge in terms of re- habilitation, because they have risk factors that may predict poor prognosis, such as high psychiatric comor- ...
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Attachment and prejudice
... The attachment behavioural system is activated in order to obtain ...in attachment security can effectively regulate negative affect by self-soothing or seeking support from ...in attachment anxiety ...
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Disentangling the Influence of Community and Place Attachment on Resident Attitudes toward Tourism Development.
... Harrill and Potts (2003) and Vesey and Demarche (2000) used a modified version of Lankford‘s 1994 TIAS to measure resident attitude while including their own questions, drawn from literature, to measure ...
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Internet Gaming Disorder and Gambling Disorder: A Comparison of Individual Psychological Factors
... IGD and GD overlapped on their associations with lower levels of agreeableness and increased levels of neuroticism (Müller et al., 2014). Previous research shows that low agreeableness is associated with low cooperation ...
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Progress in understanding Grief, Complicated Grief, and caring for the bereaved
... When the loss was sudden, unanticipated, or the result of trauma, other complications can arise. Individuals often feel overwhelmed, unable to cope, incapable of comprehending the loss, seeing the world as particularly ...
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Comparison of attachment styles in adult patients with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and major depressive disorder: a controlled preliminary study
... that attachment patterns in adults play an important role in the development and course of both attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and major depressive disorder ...the attachment ...
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The Uranium Lead Geochemistry of the Mount McRae Shale Formation, Hamersley Basin, Western Australia
... where attachment style was a stronger predictor of intensity of PTSD symptoms than trauma severity (Dieperink, Leskela, Thuras, & Engdahl, ...fearful attachment styles reported more stress than those ...
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