Attachment
- Created by: Alice Flanagan
- Created on: 28-12-12 16:17
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- Attachment
- Theories of attachment
- Learning theory
- outline classical conditioning and operant conditioning
- evaluate comfort over food. Schaffer and Emerson. Harlow's monkeys
- Evolutionary theory (Bowlby)
- outline adaptive, monotropy, critical period, continuity hypothesis, social releasers.
- evaluate: strengths-conrad, lorenz. weaknesses-schaffer and emerson
- Learning theory
- The Strange Situation
- Procedures. control observation. reunion behaviour. willingness to explore. separation anxiety. stranger anxiety
- Findings. A-insecure avoidant 15%. B-secure 70%. C-insecure resistant 15%.
- Evaluation. ethics-stress for baby. stable over time-changes. well established-study repeated many times. lab study-artificial?
- Cross cultural variations
- Kronenberg and Van Ijzendoorn.
- Attachment in different cultures. Germany 35% A. Japan 27% C. secure most common
- Evaluation. variation within cultures. varied methodology in studies. ethnocentric-assumes only type B is good. meta analysis
- Procedures. control observation. reunion behaviour. willingness to explore. separation anxiety. stranger anxiety
- Impact of problems in attachment
- Institutional care
- Rutter, Tizar and Hodges
- Evaluation. Validity-can't generalise to all institutions.Also depends on how the cild is treated after release
- Rutter, Tizar and Hodges
- Disruption (maternal deprivation)
- Robertson and Robertson. Bowlby's 44 thieves.
- Evaluation. has changed hospital procedures. Bowlby invented affectionless psychopaths.
- Robertson and Robertson. Bowlby's 44 thieves.
- Institutional care
- The effect of day care
- impact of research on modern daycare
- Hospital procedures-Bowlby
- Adoption procedures-Bowlby
- Peer relations
- research-field. Campbell et al
- Aggression
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- impact of research on modern daycare
- Theories of attachment
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