0 past simple and past participle of soothe
In addition, when the parent was nurturant, the child followed with insecure behavior (specifically, an inability to be soothed) 60% of the time.
He is, at last, all body: only intermittently conscious, in terrible pain, he exists only as a corpus to be fed, cooled, medicated, and soothed.
Successful calming was indicated by quickly being soothed by the parent without the display of angry or ambivalent behavior.
Problems related to separation may include depressive withdrawal, resistance to care, an inability to be soothed, or excessive clinging behavior.
Successful calming was coded when the child was easily soothed by the parent without signs of resistant behavior.
If distressed, they are soothed by the parent and can return to play.
In both cases the infants were soothed and attentive to the music, suggesting that they were familiar with it and had therefore been listening whilst in the womb.
Labour disputes, soothed in the 1920s by a general prosperity, became more intractable.
