PSY3 Relationships - Effects of Early Experience & Culture on Adult Relationships
Primarily from Holt & Lewis Study Guide - an outstanding resource
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- Relationships - Effects of Early Experience & Culture on Adult Relationships
- Influence of Culture on Romantic Relationships
- Divorce
- Love & Marriage
- Cultural differences in opinions of physical atractiveness
- Influence of Childhood on Adult Relationships
- Parent-child relationships - internal working model
- Attachment style
- Anxious/resistant insecure attachment C - CG inconsistent & overbearing, I anxious unsure reaction
- Anxious/avoidant insecure A - CG distant, avoid intimacy, I crave but likely rejected, A diff trusting & intimacy
- Campbell et al '05 - as adults least likely romantic relationship & most likely never in love
- Collins & Fenney '04 - esp upset unsupportive partners, label unreliable
- Kirkpatrick & Davis '94 - expect lower commitment so attracted to anx/res who expect high investment
- Disorganised/disorientated insecure attachment D - I unsure if approach or avoid if absent, A chaotic, insensitive, explosive, abusive, untrusting, crave security
- Secure type B - CG responsive, I trust & not fear abandoned = mature long-lasting adult relationships,unaffected if partner unsupportive
- Attachment style
- Attachment Stability
- Waters '00 - 72% adults retested 20 yrs same attachment unless significant neg event eg bereavemen,divorce
- Hazan & Shaver '87 - attitude to love by paper readers, statements reflecting attitude relationships,similar to infancy
- Methodology- self-report, correlational,self-selected sample
- Parent-child relationships - internal working model
- Influence of Culture on Romantic Relationships
- Banse ;04 - marriage happiest if both & unlikelyaffected if partner unsupportive
- Secure type B - CG responsive, I trust & not fear abandoned = mature long-lasting adult relationships,unaffected if partner unsupportive
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