Social Development - Term 1 lesson 3
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- Created on: 26-09-14 10:29
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- Social Development
- Functions of attachment
- Secondary Drive Theory
- Infants attach to a person who provides nurture in the form of food
- Survival
- Evolutionary theory- attachment has a critical survival value
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- Secondary Drive Theory
- Caregiver-infant interactions
- Interactional synchrony
- There is reciprocal behaviour between the parent and baby, been likened to a dance
- Immitation
- Infants are innately social and will spontaneously copy facial expressions from an adult model
- Motherese or Parentese
- Modified language featuring slow paced, high pitched, repetitive, short simple sentences with varied intanation
- Immediate physical contact
- Parent and baby should have skin on skin contact from birth to form a bond
- Sensitive responsiveness
- Interactional synchrony
- Attachment
- - a desire for closeness or proximity
- - separation distress caused when tie is broken or disrupted
- The attachment figure offers comfort and security
- Functions of attachment
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