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6. The distress shown by an infant when seperated from the primary attachment figure.
- seperation problems
- seperation anxiety
- stranger anxiety
7. This is a strong and comitted attachment of an infant to a caregiver.
- secure attachment
- avoident attachment
- insecure attachment
- disorganised attachment
8. A group of explanations which explain behaviour in terms of learning.
- learning theory
- classical conditioning
- Bowlby's theory
- operant conditioning
9. The person who has formed the closest bond with the child.
- secondary attachment bond
- primary attachment figure
- primary attachment bond
- secondary attachment figure
10. The idea that emotionally secure infants become emotionally secure adults.
- caregiving hypothesis
- monotropy hypothesis
- continuity hypothesis
- continuing hypothesis
11. A form of temporary care not given by family members and usually outside the home.
- full time care
- institutional care
- day care
- part time care
12. The idea that the one relationship that the infant has with the primary attachment figure is of special significance.
- mono attachment
- one bond
- monotropy
- onotropy
13. An innate readiness to develop a strong bond with a mother figure.
- imprinting
- monotropy
- printing
- innate
