1. Avoidant synonyms, Avoidant pronunciation, Avoidant translation, English dictionary definition of Avoidant

2. Avoidant (also known as dismissing-Avoidant)

3. Avoidant attachment theory describes Avoidant partners as people who cherish their independence

4. However, individuals with Avoidant personality …

5. Identifying an Avoidant attachment style

6. The Anxious, Avoidant and Fearful-Avoidant are all insecure styles but manifest that insecurity differently

7. This Avoidant personality disorder test can be used to see whether or not you may meet the criteria for Avoidant personality disorder (Avoidant PD or AVPD)

8. An Avoidant ex or a person with an Avoidant attachment style will always appear slightly distanced

9. People with Avoidant attachment styles are emotionally Avoidant, self-reliant, and highly value their independence and freedom

10. Avoidant attachment style in adult relationships

11. What is Avoidant personality disorder? People with Avoidant personality disorder (APD) have a lifelong pattern of extreme shyness

12. The anxious-Avoidant relationship, AKA “anxious-Avoidant trap”, is one of the most common forms of dysfunctional relationships.

13. Avoidant Personality Disorder and Other Conditions Avoidant personality disorder is characterized by feelings of extreme social inhibition, inadequacy, …

14. Avoidant behavior may have tangible consequences, too

15. It’s possible that you think you have Avoidant PD, but in reality, you have social phobia.In other cases, people deny having Avoidant PD, but suffer a lot from the Avoidant PD symptoms.

16. Avoidant personality disorder usually comes from low self-esteem

17. People with Avoidant personality disorder experience social awkwardness.

18. Over time , such avoidant behaviors can lead to isolation .

19. Avoidant attachment can develop and be recognized as early as infancy

20. Avoidant attachment is an attachment style that develops during early childhood

21. Avoidant definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation

22. The first one consists of three theories: Secure, Anxious, and Avoidant attachment

23. "Usually inappropriate anger is a sign that an Avoidant adult is struggling to

24. A fear of criticism is the other main factor in Avoidant personality disorder.

25. Avoidant [ah-voi´dant] characterized by avoidance or moving away from something

26. Avoidant personality disorder a personality disorder marked by extreme shyness and sensitivity to rejection

27. Medical definition of Avoidant: characterized by turning away or by withdrawal or defensive behavior.

28. Avoidant personality disorder (AVPD) affects the ability of a person to perform in social settings

29. Will avoidant and schizoid people fare well in the potentially anonymous environment of text conversation?

30. Avoidant personality disorder a personality disorder marked by extreme shyness and sensitivity to rejection

31. Besides, male and female criminal violence groups had discrepancy on "Paranoid", " Schizoid ", " Avoidant" 3 aspects.

32. Synonyms for Avoidant include stand-offish, aloof, cold, distant, haughty, remote, reserved, detached, impersonal and unapproachable

33. Treating Avoidant personality can be difficult, as the condition is a pervasive and enduring one

34. It binds together an anxious and an Avoidant, the two most antithetic of attachment styles.

35. The avoidant form of coping is part of the approach-Avoidance conflict theory introduced by

36. This article is a brief review of what to understand about the tendencies of the Avoidant …

37. Certainly, single administrations of oxytocin and testosterone in humans reduce socially fearful, avoidant, and submissive behavior.

38. Avoidant Personality (Avp) is a horrible mental illness that effects millions of people all over the world.

39. When arguing with an Avoidant, many times they wall themselves off and become cold and aloof

40. Nouns for avoidable include avoidability, avoidable, avoidableness, Avoidables, avoidance, avoidances, avoidant, avoidants, avoidaunce, avoidaunces, avoider, avoiders

41. ‘People who are securely attached tend to display low anxiety, they're not Avoidant and they get involved in relationships.’ ‘It is also often comorbid with other mental illnesses such as bipolar, major depression, anxiety, Avoidant personality disorder, OCD, OCPD, to name a few.’

42. Avoidant individuals tend to limit the closeness of their relationships and feel uncomfortable relying on other people

43. The Avoidant attachment style is one of the three insecure adult attachment styles identified in psychological literature

44. Infants were classified as secure, insecure-Avoidant, insecure-resistant, insecure- disorganized, or insecure-other using traditional scoring systems

45. Unlike schizoid personality disorder, avoidant people yearn for social relations yet feel they are unable to obtain them.

46. Although people with an Avoidant attachment style are independent and most comfortable relying on themselves, most aren’t “loners” or recluses

47. Avoidant definition: (of behaviour) demonstrating a tendency to avoid intimacy or interaction with others Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

48. If your ex had an Avoidant attachment style he or she would often reject sex, bonding and emotionally-driven conversations.

49. Avoidant personality disorder is part of a group of personality disorders that can have a negative effect on your life

50. Most people would compare an Avoidant person with a narcissist but there is a fine line between those two.

51. Avoidant disorder of childhood and adolescence former name for a disorder now included under the diagnosis of social phobia

52. The anxious-Avoidant attachment makes for a terrible relationship because, at the core, the two have opposing approaches to intimacy.

53. Avoidant personality disorder is characterized by the avoidance of social situations or interactions that involve risk of rejection, criticism, or humiliation

54. Someone with Avoidant personality disorder may assume that people don’t like them, so they’re nervous to take part in social situations

55. Anxious -avoidant people are constantly in and out of relationships, and often feel very unsettled when alone, but also dislike personal intimacy

56. Parents of children with an Avoidant attachment tend to be emotionally unavailable or unresponsive to them a good deal of the time

57. According to Bartholomew and Horowitz, Avoidant individuals typically have positive views of themselves but believe that other people can’t be counted on.

58. Avoidant Personality Disorder Many people struggle with shyness, but a small segment of the population suffers from shyness so severe that it …

59. Mary Ainsworth identified three types of attachment (secure, insecure-avoidant and insecure-Ambivalent) through her research on a group of mothers and their babies

60. Tending to avoid or shun something, especially as a means of coping with anxiety or stress: risk-Avoidant behavior; therapies aimed at socially

61. Ambivalent attachment in children tends to manifest itself in very low self-esteem, but – unlike avoidant attachment – also tends to be overly dependent on others

62. Avoidant attachment types tend to be more focused on themselves and don’t pay a lot of attention to the needs and feelings of others

63. Avoidant personality disorder (AvPD) is a Cluster C personality disorder in which the main coping mechanism of those affected is Avoidance of feared stimuli.

64. A socially challenged person with a hypersensitivity to rejection and constant feelings of inadequacy may have a mental illness known as Avoidant personality disorder (AVPD)

65. Specialist Anaesthetists were more Cooperative, Harm Avoidant and Self‐Directed than the Community Sample but less Reward Dependent, Novelty Seeking and Persistent than the Community Sample.

66. Avoidant Attachers suppress their need for intimacy, and so sometimes seem like they have no emotions at all — but that couldn’t be further from the truth

67. Furthermore, a typical aspect of the Avoidant attachment pattern is uncomfortableness and dodging of closeness and intimacy since, in the past, it only brought them more discomfort

68. Often love Avoidants attract anxious or ambivalent partners who pursue them in order to get their emotional needs met and the anxious-avoidant cycle of attachment ensues

69. Avoidant Attachers are also nervous about being abandoned just like anxiously attached adults , but have developed a different strategy of “I’m fine on my own” to defend against

70. Unlike narcissism or, to a lesser extent, borderline personality, Avoidant personality is one that does not receive a lot of attention, rendering the public largely unaware that this unique set of

71. Parents who are strict and emotionally distant, do not tolerate the expression of feelings, and expect their child to be independent and tough might raise children with an Avoidant attachment style.

72. In psychology, Avoidance coping or avoidant coping, also known as escape coping, is a maladaptive coping mechanism characterized by a person's efforts, conscious or unconscious, to avoid dealing with a stressor

73. If you have Avoidant personality disorder, you may be extremely shy, unlikely to speak up in a group, have trouble in school or relationships, have low self-esteem, and be very sensitive to criticism.

74. Avoidance coping—also known as avoidant coping, Avoidance behaviors, and escape coping—is a maladaptive form of coping in which a person changes their behavior to avoid thinking about, feeling, or doing difficult things.

75. The primary objectives of this review are to identify the key demographic and attitudinal determinants of three types of protective behaviour during a pandemic: preventive, avoidant, and management of illness Behaviours, in order to describe conceptual frameworks in which to better understand these Behaviours and to inform future communications

76. Avoidants : when things are going well and you're putting effort in and leaning into the relationshipis it generally sustainable? So my boyfriend (the avoidant) and I (anxious/secure) have been through some great times and some really shit times and more recently a couple months of hellish relationship talk where we broke up and got back

77. Avoidants are known to be viscerally effected by events that would normally trigger conscious emotions — such events are often reflected in a racing heart, disturbed digestion, and poor sleep even when the Dismissive-Avoidant consciously feels nothing — and will tell you he or she doesn’t really mind that their partner is gone since it’s such a great opportunity to get more work done