Saving some private time for yourself and learning to "pigeonhole" problems are two examples of D. renewing your attitude through daily activities. People can learn this technique in management class. Its aim is to make people think clearly, become stress resistant, and to focus on goals that people define as main.
People who reported starting<span> to </span>drink<span> before the age of 15 were four times more likely to also </span>report<span>meeting the criteria for </span>alcohol<span> dependence at some point in their lives.</span>
The question seems to be double loaded to me. There are 4 kinds of moms who raise babies that develop certain characteristics. Generally there is the avoidant mother who is insensitive the needs of the baby and will disregard the needs of the baby. There is the secure baby mom who is loving and does all she can for her child. There is the ambivalent baby mom who tries to take care of the baby's needs but easily distracted and inconsistent with baby care. The last type is the disorganized/disoriented mom who is what we know to be the abusive mother. There are 4 kinds of babies. The first one is the secure baby reaction to strangers. This baby will cry when mother leaves the room but will be happy again once the mother returns. The second baby reaction is advoidant. This baby doesn't seem to care if mom comes or goes. Ambivalent baby reactions are more strenuous when the mom leaves the room. The baby clearly wants its mother and will cry while she is gone. Mother will have to console the child when she comes back in but baby will seem angry at the mother for a while. The last type is the disorganized/disoriented baby who doesn't seem to know what it wants.
The information I read does not list a mom that is all of the above. So if I had to guess, I would say a mother with all those attachment disorders would have a disorganized/disoriented reaction to the mother.
