Developmental Psychology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAttachmentASAQA Created by: JessTarlingCreated on: 04-05-15 21:57 Associative learning. Response is learnt through stimulus. Classical Conditioning 1 of 15 Suggests that the attachment process can be shaped and maintained Operant Conditioning 2 of 15 Innate behaviours the child or parent display to elicit response Social releasers 3 of 15 The period in which attachment must form The Critical Period 4 of 15 The formation of one strong attachment Monotropy 5 of 15 44 Juvenile Thieves Bowlby 1944 6 of 15 Infants are independent to an extreme degree and do not orientate to the caregiver upon separation or reunion. Insecure Avoidant 7 of 15 experiment designed to measure the quality of an infant's attachment to its caregiver The Strange Situation 8 of 15 Study involving the meta analysis of 32 different strange situations in 8 countries Van Ijzendoorn 1988 9 of 15 Roberston and Bowlby devised this model which shows the stages children go through when experiencing separation from their primary care giver The PDD Model 10 of 15 Researcher who conducted a case study on extreme privation involving 13 year old girl Genie Curtiss 1977 11 of 15 Researchers of the longitudinal study of ex-institutionalised children Tizard and Holdges 1989 12 of 15 Kathy Sylva investigated the effects day care had on this. Peer Relations 13 of 15 Sylva et al 2003 conducted this research The EPPE Project 14 of 15 A program that aimed to improve the life chances of young children by improving existing services or implementing new ones The SSLP 15 of 15
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