Bowlby's theory and evaluation 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAttachmentASAQA Created by: Stormy MusicCreated on: 28-04-14 20:45 Bowlby's theory is an example of an... evolutionary theory 1 of 13 Bowlby described attachment as... adaptive and innate 2 of 13 The sensitive period is... The second quarter of the first year, when infants are most sensitive to development of attachments. 3 of 13 What do social releasers do? elicit a caregiving reaction or response 4 of 13 Attachments acts as... a secure base from which a child can explore the world and return when they feel threatened. 5 of 13 The bias shown by a child towards on primary attachment figure is called... monotropy 6 of 13 Children brought up with no secondary attachment figures can... lack social skills 7 of 13 The continuity hypothesis suggests that... emtionally secure infants become emotionally secure adults 8 of 13 Bowlby's theory can be supported by... Harlow's study which helps support the idea of secondary attachments and caregiver sensitivity 9 of 13 Bowlby's theory can be criticised by... Rutter's study into mutiple attachments which showed all attachment figures were of equal importance. 10 of 13 An alternative explanation to Bowlby's theory is... the temperament hypothesis 11 of 13 Evidence for the temperament hypothesis is... from Thomas and Chess who found 3 temperament types: easy, difficult and slow to warm up. 12 of 13 A criticism of Harlow's study as supporting research is... it used animals and thus cannot be generalized onto humans 13 of 13
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