| 词汇 | example_english_insecure |
| 释义 | Examples of insecureThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. If the threat or use of force makes states insecure, realist folklore posits that they should increase their power. The egocentrically insecure are more likely than the egocentrically secure to abstain, perhaps out of protest. Risk, uncertainty and competition have produced insecure, ephemeral, project-based collaboration. Most striking, senior, urban members were more likely to defect from the party, not when they were insecure, but when they were electorally strong. They felt that insecure land tenure and political cronyism were creating financial and even political problems. People are feeling insecure; they want their home to be a fortress. The authors conclude that assessing highly insecure attachment style in the clinical context could beneficially influence choice of therapeutic intervention. Most ill nevermarried women were in unreliable care situations and depended upon insecure intra-generational kin support and non-kin assistance. Instead, the one time gain the ruler made from their sale offered an immediate advantage insecure tribal leaders could not ignore. Fewer than one-half of proprietors felt secure ; just over 27 per cent had mixed feelings and 29 per cent stated that they felt insecure. Such experiences have made them insecure in their work with music. There were land transfers before this emergence, and even a sort of land market, but these were hampered, restricted and insecure. The children of parents who were unresolved regarding their child's diagnoses were three times as likely to have an insecure attachment. Farmers with insecure rights to land exhibit many different types of investment behaviour. Anxiety in adolescence was associated with an insecure attachment history in infancy that appeared to exert its influence via negative relationship representations. A challenge to the long-term sustainability of cropping systems in developing countries is that food insecure farmers rely on cereal-dominated cropping systems. However, low negative reactivity was not consistently related to the activation of the attachment behavioral system, or associated with insecure attachment relationships. However, the dyad engaged in more insecure - rejecting - insecure exchanges than secure - nurturant - secure exchanges. The child then followed the parent's rejection with insecure behavior 60% of the time. The resulting 2 x 2 table provided frequencies of parent behaviors (nurturant or rejecting) subdivided by each child behavior (proximity seeking or insecure). Attachment theorists proposed a relationship between insecure attachment (anxious - resistant) and the development of anxiety in children. Anxiety disorders have developmental origins in insecure or difficult parent - child relationships as well as inhibited temperament. The insecure - disorganized - controlling pattern is typically further subclassified as punitive or caregiving. Because of these accumulated findings, preterm birth was not expected to predict increased risk for insecure attachment directly. Despite the parent's tendency to match the child's initial behaviors, this parent may have promoted insecure behavior in the child. In addition, when the parent was nurturant, the child followed with insecure behavior (specifically, an inability to be soothed) 60% of the time. Monotonic increases in the proportion of overall insecure attachment were associated with increasing cumulative risk scores. At the beginning of the project, they were also insecure when dealing with the new ways, confronting as they did, years of inherited tradition. We used these subscales to create categories for insecure and organization attachment organizations. Teachers rated their relationships with children as more conflictual when children were classified as having resistant, avoidant, or unclassifiable insecure child-teacher attachment organizations. In summary, these group differences highlight variation across the groups that provide support for their contrasting secure and insecure characterizations. Insecure ciations linking trauma, representation, and children who have been victimized by vio- memory were detected. Each insecure category was compared with the secure classification to yield odds ratios. If the courts accept decisions based on heuristics, they have to confront the parties with the fact that they live in an insecure world. Insecure between institutionalized samples and other (other), by definition indicates behavior that maltreated samples of children. They are also more indiscriminately friendly and have more insecure attachments. Conversely, greater insecure -preoccupation with attachment was associated with adolescents' repor ts of more internalizing and externalizing symptoms. Disorganization of attachment is usually considered a type of insecure attachment, independent of the secondary classification. We were particularly interested in creating categories that would describe insecure attachment organizations in children from difficult life circumstances. Indeed, in a political environment where public funding was scarce and often quite insecure, it was just about celebrated. Shortly thereafter, the troops abandoned their insecure positions and hurriedly withdrew to the plains. Therefore, our findings cannot be generalized to more at-risk populations, where associations between all insecure attachment classifications and behavior problems are likely to be stronger. However, this investigation indicates that only under stress do the insecure subjects actually display less positive parenting. He also shows that black and white women experience disadvantages associated with their insecure labourmarket position and work well into old age in growing numbers. There are political economy reasons for why people starve, are food insecure, poor, or lack capabilities and entitlements. After 20 to 30 years of hard work, difficult living conditions and an insecure legal status, however, many are exhausted and have acquired health problems. The existing data tentatively support an association between insecure attachment and disruptive behavior in preschoolers, yet conflicting data exist. The present study demonstrated that a specific pattern of insecure attachment, a coercive pattern, is significantly associated with preschoolers' disruptive behavior. Infants were classified as secure, insecure-avoidant, insecure-resistant, insecure- disorganized, or insecure-other using traditional scoring systems. A poor fit between the child's temperament and the environment culminates in insecure or disorganized attachment. However, there is an increased likelihood of the children developing an insecure attachment. Alternative explanations for the high rate of insecure attachments are discussed. Studies that have analyzed the insecure patterns separately have produced conflicting data. The first variable contrasted the secure group (coded -2) with the two insecure groups (each coded 1). Again, this sensitivity to within-individual change in maternal depressive symptomatology was true only for children with avoidant insecure attachments in infancy. In most countries it appears that the problems of ' foreigners ' are going to be left to small and insecure non-government organisations. Commercial farming in the nineteenth century was thus an inherently insecure occupation. Many still feel insecure in using the new instruments and at times feel inclined to revert to older approaches. As they became more insecure, junior politicians grew slightly more likely to defect. First, the pattern emerged as a form of pre-emption by insecure authoritarian regimes seeking controlled political liberalization (rather than democratization). In an insecure attachment bond, care receivers will react more negatively to receiving help. In the countryside, well-armed criminals ruled the day and the night, making both life and property more insecure than they had been in living memory. The current tendency is toward an insecure hypercorrect pronunciation, and an untutored indifference to grammar. Given the scarcity of secure and organized insecure classifications in the three maltreatment groups, we further contrasted the groups on the rate of disorganized attachment. In contrast, infants with insecure-resistant attachment classifications seek to elicit their caregiver's attention through heightened vigilance and indicators of distress. Consequently, it is expected that adolescents with a more insecure - dismissing attachment organization will minimize psychological symptoms in comparison to others' repor ts. Thus, we hypothesize that insecure use rights induce the shortening of the fallow period, which is suboptimal from the cultivator's viewpoint. Most of these were the socially insecure products of the new universities. Data such as these suggest linkages between maltreatment and insecure attachment relations that affect both self-views and views of the self in relation to others. The current analysis expands on these previous findings by differentiating between categories of insecure child- teacher relationships. We anticipated that boys referred for conduct problems would be more likely to display insecure attachment patterns. In contrast, insecure attachment is characterized by an imbalance between attachment to others and exploration0autonomy. Further, the current study suggests some matching between type of insecure attachment styles and conflict in dating partnerships. The difference between unresolved/insecure women and unresolved/secure women was not statistically significant. Having a secure or insecure state of mind regarding attachment did not predict significant differences in marital functioning in this study. Additionally, movement from avoidance attachment status in infancy to other insecure or secure patterns may occur. There were fewer secure and more insecure toddlers in the depressed group as compared to the nondepressed group. Insecure-avoidant and insecure-resistant attachment relationships are characterized by infants' organized attempts to elicit caregivers' attention and protection. The adolescent who was insecure about his voice in school and yet participated out of school did so in junior amateur dramatics. Teachers sometimes report feeling insecure because they are less experienced than some of their pupils in using certain kinds of technology. Overall, secure -insecure differences were consistent with theoretical predictions. 295 the level of secure or insecure, 40.4% of previously insecure children were also insecure at 36 months; thus, 59.6% of them changed to secure. We also predicted that relatively more insecure- dismissing adolescent attachment would be associated with greater disparity between self- and other repor t in absolute terms. In addition to these dysregulating effects of insecure parental attachment on parent-child interactions, there is evidence for corresponding adverse effects on child behavior. In addition, the associations between lifetime diagnostic status and both insecure attachment history and peer relationship representations approached significance. Figure 1 depicts the pattern of change for secure versus insecure attachment across the four study groups. Participants with a lifetime history of an anxiety disorder also tended to have a history of insecure attachment, t 153! Patients can feel insecure and frightened in this new environment and anxiety increases the risk of accident. Overall, the findings in this study are consistent with predictions based on attachment theory that insecure attachment cognitions would predict future symptomatology. As predicted, insecure attachment history was negatively correlated with peer relationship representations. Thus, as noted above, there is an increased likelihood that the adult's identification of the child's emotions will be inaccurate where the parent is insecure. In contrast, insecure individuals share an inability to fully integrate early memories in a coherent and believable manner. Further analyses are based on the secure - autonomous and insecure classifications. The children who changed from insecure to secure had also been less negative at 9 months than those who remained insecure. Similarly, among children rated high on negativity as infants, insecure attachment tripled the likelihood of a problem trajectory odds ratio 3.0!. Instead, we found that the combination of low maternal sensitivity and high levels of maternal depressive symptoms were associated with higher rates of insecure attachment. Insecure-other children show a mixture of insecure strategies. All five children placed after 12 months of age showed patterns of insecure attachment behavior, even when placed with foster parents with autonomous working models. Only one of the 23 infants classified as secure, but 57% of the 21 infants classified as insecure, showed signs of conflict. Theoretically, an insecure- dismissing attachment organization develops when a child experiences predominantly unavailable or insensitive reactions from a primary caregiver. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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