Disruption of Attachment
- Short Term
- Long Term
- Peremnant
- Reactions to seperation
- Robertson & bowlby
- long term disruption
- factors that effect the reaction to seperation
- Created by: Ellie
- Created on: 03-01-15 14:04
Other questions in this quiz
2. at what stage of detachment do children begin to calm but show little interest in anything?
- despair
- withdrawal
- detachment
- self comforting
3. what sampling method was used in Robertson & Bowlby's experiment?
- Volunteer sampling
- time sampling
- random sampling
- situation sampling
4. what was observed by Robertson & Bowlby to asses the effects of separation on the children?
- behavioural and emotional reactions
- physical and psychological reactions
- how engaged the child was
- social changes
5. name a factor taht could have prevented a disruption in an attachment prior to seperation that Robertson & Bowlby didnt take into account
- emotional range
- ill health
- temprement
- age
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