Cross=Cultural Studies into Attachment Types and Mother Sensitive Responsiveness
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- Cross-Cultural Studies into Attachment Types
- Grossman (1985)
- Found 49% children type A = most common.
- Miyake (1985)
- Found no type A in Japan.
- Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg (1988)
- Britain, West Germany, USA, China and Japan all higher type B (secure)
- Britain, West Germany, USA all had type A second.
- China had Equal A and C while Japan had type C second.
- Britain, West Germany, USA all had type A second.
- Britain, West Germany, USA, China and Japan all higher type B (secure)
- Mother's Sensitive Responsive-ness
- Tracy and Ainsworth (1981)
- Securely attachment = more sensitive mothers.
- E.g. more cuddling.
- Securely attachment = more sensitive mothers.
- Levaenan and Silver (2000)
- 49 Finnish mothers.
- Correlation between mothers sensitivity towards children now and when infants.
- 49 Finnish mothers.
- Juffer et al (1997)
- Trained sensitive mothers had securely attached compared to untrained mothers.
- Vondra et al (1995)
- TypeA = controlling and rejecting mother
- Associated with children with low emotional reactivity.
- Type B displayed temperaments across spectrum.
- Type C = under stimulating/unresponsive parents + irritable temperament.
- TypeA = controlling and rejecting mother
- Tracy and Ainsworth (1981)
- Grossman (1985)
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