Assertion: attachment's parent | /r/HasProperty | frightened
Facets:
value: in childhood
type: TEMPORAL
value: in some cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: to their child
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: In childhood, parents may have been “frightened or frightening,” or they may have been emotionally unresponsive to the point where they were not able to validate the child’s emotions, help them learn emotion regulation skills, set boundaries, or engage in perspective taking.
text: A disorganized attachment can form when a parent is frightening to their child or when they are frightened by the child.
text: In some cases, parents themselves may be anxious or frightened, and transmit these emotions to their infants (Main and Hess 1990).
text: In childhood, parents may have been “frightened or frightening,” or they may have been emotionally unresponsive to the point where they were not able to validate the child’s emotions, help them learn emotion regulation skills, set boundaries, or engage in perspective taking.
text: When parents are frightened (traumatized, victimized, terrorized) or frightening ( , abusive, rageful), children will not be able to develop organized ways of coping or adapting.
text: In childhood, parents may have been “frightened or frightening,” or they may have been emotionally unresponsive to the point where they were not able to validate the child’s emotions, help them learn emotion regulation skills, set boundaries, or engage in perspective taking.
text: In childhood, parents may have been “frightened or frightening,” or they may have been emotionally unresponsive to the point where they were not able to validate the child’s emotions, help them learn emotion regulation skills, set boundaries, or engage in perspective taking.