Assertion: attachment's child | /r/CapableOf | show anger
Facets:
value: in socially acceptable actions
type: MANNER
value: like giving a high five
type: MANNER
value: at sometimes extreme levels
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Children classified as insecure-avoidant actively ignore or avoid the caregiver when they are distressed, whereas insecure-ambivalent children show anger toward and an inability to be soothed by their primary caregiver (Main & Weston, 1981).
text: If the primary attachment figure returns, however, the child will display anger at sometimes extreme levels.
text: Children with RAD may hide their anger in socially acceptable actions, like giving a high five that hurts or hugging someone too hard.
text: Children who are raised in this type of atmosphere may show anger or helplessness when interacting with their caregiver.