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Communications of the ACM, 2019
Know when to let go of emotional attachment to your work.
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Know when to let go of emotional attachment to your work.
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Attaching Meaning to Attachment
Psychological Inquiry, 19943. We do not have clear descriptions of attachment behaviors in older children, adolescents, and adults. Hazan and Shaver are probably very wise in confining their focus to proximity seeking, safehaven seeking, and secure-base behavior, but how can these behaviors be recognized and measured in adolescents and adults? And what is the role of the partner
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Securing attachment: The shifting medicalisation of attachment and attachment disorders
Health, Risk & Society, 2010This paper examines the medicalisation of attachment and attachment disorders. It argues that there was a shift in the form of medicalisation of attachment with significant implications for the regulation of the family. In the 1930s and 1940s, the medicalisation of attachment focused on the identification and treatment of attachment disorders in ...
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Disorders of Attachment and Attachment Therapy
Adoption & Fostering, 1999Many adopted and looked after children with histories of physical and sexual abuse, and severe loss and neglect, develop highly disturbed and distinctive problem behaviours. Those diagnosed suffering such ‘disorders of attachment’ put great stress on the resources and skills of their post-placement carers.
David Howe, Sheila Fearnley
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Current Opinion in Psychology, 2019
Attachment theory provides a model for understanding (1) development within the context of the child's primary, and formative relationships, and (2) an adult's orientation toward lifelong intimate connections, social relationships, and autonomous exploration. Psychotherapy researchers have linked measures of patient attachment with therapeutic alliance,
Arietta, Slade, Jeremy, Holmes
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Attachment theory provides a model for understanding (1) development within the context of the child's primary, and formative relationships, and (2) an adult's orientation toward lifelong intimate connections, social relationships, and autonomous exploration. Psychotherapy researchers have linked measures of patient attachment with therapeutic alliance,
Arietta, Slade, Jeremy, Holmes
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The neurobiology of attachment
Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2001It is difficult to think of any behavioural process that is more intrinsically important to us than attachment. Feeding, sleeping and locomotion are all necessary for survival, but humans are, as Baruch Spinoza famously noted, "a social animal" and it is our social attachments that we live for.
T R, Insel, L J, Young
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1987
This article presents an overview of the techniques and rationale of the various impression procedures employed in the fabrication of the removable portion of a combination fixed and removable reconstruction.
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This article presents an overview of the techniques and rationale of the various impression procedures employed in the fabrication of the removable portion of a combination fixed and removable reconstruction.
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1966
Abstract The Gilmore attachment technique consists of splinting relatively mobile remaining teeth for the retention and stabilization of removable partial dentures. The ultimate value of a dental prosthesis is as an aid in maintaining the physiologic and emotional status of patients.
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Abstract The Gilmore attachment technique consists of splinting relatively mobile remaining teeth for the retention and stabilization of removable partial dentures. The ultimate value of a dental prosthesis is as an aid in maintaining the physiologic and emotional status of patients.
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The Nurse Practitioner, 1985
Maternal-infant attachment theory is another example of a theory borrowed from one discipline and adapted to another. Ethological observations of species-specific behavior exhibited by animals at the time of birth generated the hypothesis that perhaps humans also had species-specific behaviors which could have lasting effects on the relationship ...
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Maternal-infant attachment theory is another example of a theory borrowed from one discipline and adapted to another. Ethological observations of species-specific behavior exhibited by animals at the time of birth generated the hypothesis that perhaps humans also had species-specific behaviors which could have lasting effects on the relationship ...
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