pågående tilknytningsstil

English translation: Anxious-preoccupied attachment style

16:51 Dec 23, 2021
Norwegian to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Psychology
Norwegian term or phrase: pågående tilknytningsstil
"bruker vi en pågående tilknytningsstil i konfliktsituasjoner"

not sure what attachment style this is referring to? thanks!
Frankie Hearsum
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:03
English translation:Anxious-preoccupied attachment style
Explanation:
There are four main attachment styles. Anxious is one, often also referred to as anxious-preoccupied or just preoccupied. Quite a clear explanation below:

Hos voksne er de fire tilknytningsstilene: trygg - anxious-preoccupied (på norsk bruker man ulike navn for denne, både pågående tilknytningsstil, engstelig-pågående tilknytningsstil, engstelig tilknytningsstil, men også ambivalent tilknytningsstil, noe som for meg ikke gir helt mening, men blir brukt) - dismissive-avoidant (gjerne den som blir omtalt som unnvikende på norsk, selv om det gjelder både denne og neste, på norsk blir det da avvisende-unnvikende) - fearful-avoidant (på norsk kan man da si fryktstyrt-unnvikende, men det er flere som bruker disorganized selv om denne hører igjen fra begrepene man egentlig bruker på barn, her kan man også bruke den du nevner anxious-avoidant/engstelig unnvikende).
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4current attachment style
eodd
4Anxious-preoccupied attachment style
Christopher Schröder
3 -1aggressive attitude when connecting
Leif Henriksen
2 -1sustained relational style ; progressive affiliative manner
Adrian MM.


  

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current attachment style


Explanation:
From the second reference: "A person’s attachment style—developed in childhood—can affect everything from how they communicate to what qualities they look for in a partner." "It’s likely that your childhood strongly influenced your current attachment style, but it may have changed since you were young—for better or for worse—as a result of your adult relationships. It is also possible to move toward a more secure attachment style with conscious effort. By learning more about yourself and experimenting with new ways of relating to others, your attachment style can gradually become more and more secure."


    https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00296/full
    https://www.onlinetherapynyc.com/blog/2021/3/18-what-is-secure-attachment-debunking-5-common-myths
eodd
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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aggressive attitude when connecting


Explanation:
I read this as the therapeutic team taking on an intruding or aggressive style when they enter into the situation.

Attach or connect? Your choice.

Leif Henriksen
Norway
Local time: 14:03
Native speaker of: Native in NorwegianNorwegian, Native in Norwegian (Bokmal)Norwegian (Bokmal)

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disagree  Christopher Schröder: Attachment style is a thing
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sustained relational style ; progressive affiliative manner


Explanation:
pågående - usually means continuing or ongoing, so any other meanings are new/s to me.

A 'progressive affiliative style' doesn't ring any bells from psychology, but hints at trying to connect by interaction with others in 'conflict situations'.


Example sentence(s):
  • If you follow a participative style you tend to lead by consensus rather than directing employees. ... As with the affiliative style, it works well when things are on an even keel, your staff are experienced and know their jobs
  • relational style is defined as its constant and consistent behavioral pattern in interactions with. customers in long-term business relationships.

    Reference: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/norwegian-to-english/construction-...
    Reference: http://www.breathehr.com/en-gb/blog/topic/business-leadershi...
Adrian MM.
Austria
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish

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Anxious-preoccupied attachment style


Explanation:
There are four main attachment styles. Anxious is one, often also referred to as anxious-preoccupied or just preoccupied. Quite a clear explanation below:

Hos voksne er de fire tilknytningsstilene: trygg - anxious-preoccupied (på norsk bruker man ulike navn for denne, både pågående tilknytningsstil, engstelig-pågående tilknytningsstil, engstelig tilknytningsstil, men også ambivalent tilknytningsstil, noe som for meg ikke gir helt mening, men blir brukt) - dismissive-avoidant (gjerne den som blir omtalt som unnvikende på norsk, selv om det gjelder både denne og neste, på norsk blir det da avvisende-unnvikende) - fearful-avoidant (på norsk kan man da si fryktstyrt-unnvikende, men det er flere som bruker disorganized selv om denne hører igjen fra begrepene man egentlig bruker på barn, her kan man også bruke den du nevner anxious-avoidant/engstelig unnvikende).

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