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The Heritability of Attachment Systems
2020Attachment theory has strong environmental origins, from which it has been the broad consensus that variation in attachment is caused by variation in environments (shared and non-shared), with little role of genetic variation, especially in infants. However, the state of the behavior genetic evidence needs critical evaluation to discern whether such ...
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The use of an attachment system for overlay prostheses
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1986The attachment system presented offers a prefabricated pin and post technique or use of a plastic pattern in a metal casting. Both provide the advantages of positive retention, stress-breaking effect, ease of maintenance, clinical or laboratory activation, and simplicity of technique.
N S, Arbree, G, Galovic
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Dislodgement force analysis of an overdenture attachment system
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 2020The performance of a recently introduced overdenture attachment system after cyclic dislodgement is not known.The purpose of this in vitro study was to compare a conventional attachment system and a recently introduced attachment system for their dislodgement forces before and after cyclic dislodgement.Three acrylic resin models were fabricated with 2 ...
Burak Yilmaz +3 more
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A Dynamic Systems Model of Infant Attachment
IEEE Transactions on Autonomous Mental Development, 2009Attachment, or the emotional tie between an infant and its primary caregiver, has been modeled as a homeostatic process by Bowlby's (Attachment and Loss, 1969; Anxiety and Depression, 1973; Loss: Sadness and Depression, 1980). Evidence from neurophysiology has grounded such mechanism of infant attachment to the dynamic interplay between an opioid-based
Gregory T. Stevens, Jun Zhang 0009
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2013
THEORETICAL OVERVIEW 1. Implications of Attachment Research for the Field of Family Therapy, Robert Marvin FAMILY PERSPECTIVE 2. Family Level Emotional Climate and its Impact on the Flexibility of Relationship Representations, Jean Talbot and James McHale LIFE CYCLE TRANSITIONS: CHILD/ADOLESCENT PERSPECTIVE 3.
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THEORETICAL OVERVIEW 1. Implications of Attachment Research for the Field of Family Therapy, Robert Marvin FAMILY PERSPECTIVE 2. Family Level Emotional Climate and its Impact on the Flexibility of Relationship Representations, Jean Talbot and James McHale LIFE CYCLE TRANSITIONS: CHILD/ADOLESCENT PERSPECTIVE 3.
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1967
Abstract : The low gravity field environment experienced in space presents problems to astronauts attempting to perform work outside their spacecraft. This problem can be defined in part as the difficulty to maneuver and the difficulty to keep station relative to a surface on which work is being carried out.
B. Abbott, A. T. Woodford, J. F. Haines
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Abstract : The low gravity field environment experienced in space presents problems to astronauts attempting to perform work outside their spacecraft. This problem can be defined in part as the difficulty to maneuver and the difficulty to keep station relative to a surface on which work is being carried out.
B. Abbott, A. T. Woodford, J. F. Haines
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Assessing Attachment in Psychotherapy: Validation of the Patient Attachment Coding System (PACS)
Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 2015The authors present and validate the Patient Attachment Coding System (PACS), a transcript‐based instrument that assesses clients' in‐session attachment based on any session of psychotherapy, in multiple treatment modalities. One‐hundred and sixty clients in different types of psychotherapy (cognitive–behavioural, cognitive–behavioural‐enhanced ...
Talia, Alessandro +2 more
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The International Journal of Prosthodontics, 2017
Since their introduction, implant-retained overdentures have represented a feasible, economical, and highly successful treatment option for completely edentulous patients. Different attachment systems have been effectively used to retain these implant overdentures, and each system has advantages and disadvantages.
Karnik, Shah +2 more
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Since their introduction, implant-retained overdentures have represented a feasible, economical, and highly successful treatment option for completely edentulous patients. Different attachment systems have been effectively used to retain these implant overdentures, and each system has advantages and disadvantages.
Karnik, Shah +2 more
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Attachment and Systems of Meaning
2014In the previous chapter I referred to important studies in the attachment literature suggesting that social groups function as attachment objects. Although the literature provides substantial empirical evidence as well as sound theoretical argument that this may be the case, what is less clear is how exactly the social group should be understood as an ...
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The concept of attached processing and attached resource computer systems
ACM SIGMINI Newsletter, 1978Attached Processing, an innovative concept in business data processing demanding novel computer systems architecture, divides computing into three broadly specialized functions: applications processing, data storage and management, and communications. In its realization, the Attached Resource Computer, communications are handled by combining hardware ...
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