Sentences with phrase «strong emotional tie»

Pet insurance is not a good investment for owners who don't have a strong emotional tie to their pet.

By giving your prospects an opportunity to interact with your product in a memorable way, you create a strong emotional tie and lay the groundwork for a loyal customer relationship.

Most surprising to me, is the statement this author makes referring to how many people (often women) develop strong emotional ties to those who abuse them.

The sensory appeal of food is just taste and textures, but it has so many strong emotional ties people get confused.

Sharing experiences and supporting each other through career transition has a tendency to create strong emotional ties and those who land their jobs are unlikely to leave without giving back by sharing their job search, «lessons learned» advice with the utmost of sincerity and hope that they too, will land their next job in the very near future.

EFT starts by acknowledging that people are inherently social, and that we are hard - wired to create and maintain strong emotional ties with our partner and loved ones.

• Does the child have stronger emotional ties to one parent?

Most surprising to me, is the statement this author makes referring to how many people (often women) develop strong emotional ties to those who abuse them.

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The St. Patrick's Day White House event dates back to the 1950s and has become an important standing engagement for Ireland, which has strong emotional and ancestral ties to the United States.

Attachment parenting is merely a term coined much later to tie these natural parenting choices and others in with the modern research of psychologists like John Bowlby who found that the healthiest emotional and relational adults tended to have strong early attachments with a parent or primary caregiver.

In compelling and diverse images by 16 artists selected by curator Ralph Rugoff, we are invited to contemplate the strong emotional and psychological ties that connect these artists to their relatives and partners, as well as the powerful social and economic forces that shape the family.

Losing a spouse is tied to extremely strong drops in both life satisfaction and emotional well - being.

-- Stephanie Haney, Director, University of Southern Mississippi Center for Child Development Strong social and emotional skills are closely tied to future success.