Bowlby's Theory of attachment 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAttachmentA2/A-levelAQA Created by: dots_balCreated on: 17-03-22 19:50 How did Bowlby reflect learning theory? He looked at Lorenz & Harlow and proposed an evolutionary explanation. 1 of 12 how have behaviors developed? Through natural selection 2 of 12 What do social releasers do? make caregiver respond to infant and maintain attention 3 of 12 What are the 3 main key aspects of Monotropy? -At first, infants are indiscriminate -then they form 1 monotropic bond -they develop other bonds but not as strong/unique 4 of 12 How long is the critical period? 2.5 years 5 of 12 What does IWM do early monotropic attachment creates a framework for later relationships. 6 of 12 What is the law of continuity? quality of attachment governed by how constant the care of infant is 7 of 12 what is the law of accumulated separation? the effects of each separation add up/weaken the quality of attachment 8 of 12 One strength (PEE) Research support animal studies, Lorenz-innate evolutionary 9 of 12 F/M... Harlow-IWM 10 of 12 Another strength (PEE) research+, social releasers, Brazelton, pre-programmed 11 of 12 A weakness (PEE) R-, monotropy, Schaffer & Emerson, not unique 12 of 12
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