Attachments
- Created by: Jessica
- Created on: 14-12-12 21:49
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- Attachment
- Definition
- Lifelong emotional bond with a caregiver (recipricol)
- Explanations
- Evoluationary
- Monotropy
- Internal Working Model (IWM)
- Continuity hypothesis
- Critical period
- Learning
- Born as "blank slates"
- 'cupboard love'
- Classical conditioning (food)
- Evoluationary
- Strange Situation
- (Ainsworth & Bell)
- 8 Stages
- 1) Mom and child enter room
- 2) child plays and "explores" the room and toys
- 3) The stranger enters the rooms
- 4) Mom leaves the room
- 5) Mom returns
- 6) stranger leaves
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- 6) stranger leaves
- 5) Mom returns
- 4) Mom leaves the room
- 3) The stranger enters the rooms
- 2) child plays and "explores" the room and toys
- 1) Mom and child enter room
- Observing:-Stranger anxiety -Separation anxiety -Reunion behaviour -Exploration
- Disruption
- Disruption
- attachment completely lost (death, divorce etc)
- Bowlby's 44 thieves
- 16 turned out to be affectionless psychopaths
- Bowlby's 44 thieves
- attachment completely lost (death, divorce etc)
- Distortion
- Temporary loss of attached caregiver
- Little John
- Temporary loss of attached caregiver
- Disruption
- Privation
- Never had attachment during critical period
- Czech twins
- 7 years old when found
- 5 years locked in cellar and beat by step mother
- Made a full recovery and returned to normality
- When found they had rickets, speech impediment and were small in build
- Went to a school for children with severe disabilities
- Genie
- 13 years old when found
- strapped to a "potty chair" in back room of house
- No body spoke to her or interacted with her
- Made slight recovery when in hospital with researchers but funds ran out
- Never recovered
- Institutionalisation
- Day care
- Definition
- Evidence
- Shaffer and Emerson
- Harlow
- Evidence
- Konrad (Geese)
- Hazan & Shaver (Love quiz)
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