found that securely attached mother-infant pairs had shown more instances of interactional synchrony in the first year of life, showing a better mother-infant attachments.
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Brazleton (1975)
described mother infant interactions as a 'dance' because the infant respond to the mothers movments like dance partners responds to each other
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Schaffer and Emerson (1964) - Aim: to investsigate at what age infants become attached and to who they attach to.
It was a LONGITUDINAL study with 60 glaswegian infants. They were observed over 18 months. Care givers were also interviewed
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Schaffer and Emerson results.
stage one: Asocial attachement 0-2 months similar reaction to all objects Stage 2 Indescriminate attachment 2-7 months Shows preference towards people Stage 3 Specific attachment 7+ month formed a specific attachemnt SA + SA
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Lorenz (1935) - Did a study to investigate the critical period and the effect ot had,
He dividded a clutch of Grey Lag Geese, one half hatched witht he mother and the other he took and hatched himself. He mad
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described mother infant interactions as a 'dance' because the infant respond to the mothers movments like dance partners responds to each other
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Brazleton (1975)
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It was a LONGITUDINAL study with 60 glaswegian infants. They were observed over 18 months. Care givers were also interviewed
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stage one: Asocial attachement 0-2 months similar reaction to all objects Stage 2 Indescriminate attachment 2-7 months Shows preference towards people Stage 3 Specific attachment 7+ month formed a specific attachemnt SA + SA
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He dividded a clutch of Grey Lag Geese, one half hatched witht he mother and the other he took and hatched himself. He mad
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