Assertion: attachment's parent | /r/HasProperty | unavailable
Facets:
value: emotionally
type: MANNER
value: inexplicably
type: DEGREE
value: inconsistently
type: DEGREE
value: consistently
type: DEGREE
value: because of substance abuse
type: CAUSE
value: for much
type: TEMPORAL
value: because of illness
type: CAUSE
value: to be available
type: PURPOSE
value: because of depression
type: CAUSE
value: largely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: An avoidant attachment is formed in babies and children when parents or caregivers are largely emotionally unavailable or unresponsive most of the time.
text: These parents tend to be intermittently available or rewarding, then inexplicably unavailable and misattuned, leaving the child confused and frustrated.
text: These parents tend to be intermittently available or rewarding, then inexplicably unavailable and misattuned, leaving the child confused and frustrated.
text: The parent is emotionally unavailable because of depression, illness, or substance abuse.
text: Parents of children who grow up avoidant are emotionally unavailable or unresponsive for much of the time, which teaches kids not to rely on affection from them.
text: Parents of children with an avoidant attachment tend to be emotionally unavailable or unresponsive to them a good deal of the time.
text: An avoidant attachment style is formed when parents or caregivers are unavailable, preoccupied, or disinterested.
text: When a parent is unavailable or rejecting, a child may become "avoidantly" attached, meaning that the child adapts by avoiding closeness and emotional connection.
text: In another article, I discuss how an avoidant attachment pattern develops when parents are cold, emotionally unavailable and distant, and children then try to shut down their awareness of their primary needs.
text: Parents who are inconsistently available (or consistently unavailable)" the Science Of Relationships explains, "teach their children that others cannot be fully trusted or counted on for social support, and that closeness and intimacy in relationships is dangerous.