Voorbeelden van disorganized

• He's disorganized, inefficient, never there when you want him - in short, the man's hopeless.

• The house is a very disorganized at the moment because we're in the middle of redecorating.

• My desk is not actually as disorganized as it looks, you know!

• How can you find anything in such a disorganized office? You need to put some systems in place.

• She keeps her clothes is a disorganized heap in the corner of the room.

• Disorganized attachment behavior among infants born subsequent to stillbirth.

• Their study represents the first documented relationship between disorganized behavior in the lab and infants' interactive behavior with their parent at home.

• Atypical maternal behavior, however, did not account for a significant portion of the association between unresolved states of mind and disorganized attachment.

• Parents' unresolved traumatic experiences are related to infant disorganized attachment status.

• However, these concordance figures must be evaluated in the context of the low incidence of both unresolved and disorganized attachment.

• Thus, prior studies show links between atypical maternal behavior and disorganized infant attachment and between atypical behavior and unresolved maternal attachment representations.

• In a four-way analysis of secure, avoidant, resistant, and disorganized attachment, 55% of the infants were classified as secure.

• Disorganized infants, even if they acquire the skill of mentalization, fail to integrate this with their self-organization.

• The narrations contained a beginning, middle, and end, had fewer disorganized fragments, and included increasingly logical and causal sequencing of events.

• However, seven children who displayed organized attachments at 19 months were classified as having disorganized attachments at 27 months.

• However, toddlers with disorganized attachments and secure forced classifications had caregivers who exhibited lower levels of intrusive involvement.

• The insecure - disorganized - controlling pattern is typically further subclassified as punitive or caregiving.

• Frightening maternal behavior linking unresolved loss and disorganized infant attachment.

• The more disorganized and chronic the client's illness, the greater the need to attempt to discuss the event with them on several occasions.

• Because grossly disorganized and catatonic behaviors were prominent, the patient was given 5 mg of intravenous haloperidol.