6. How can inital attachments effect an individual?

They form the basis of later relationships, effect a person's sense of self and self assurance but it isn't guaranteed
Only negative attachments tend to have implications on future relationships
It does not effect an individual, the attachment only changes things between the people involved
Initial attachments shape all future attachments for the individual regardless of external factors

7. What are the 3 classifications of attachment quality according to Ainsworth (1969)

They were seen as removable from children lives, experiences and memories
They were seen as detrimental to the child's life and future relationships with role model males
They were assumed to be on the periphery of children's lives
They were seen as interchangeable in children's lives

They lessen stress of separation but are only a quick distraction so have no long term impact
Lessen stress of separation, soothing and help to make them indepentant
They can show us how well the child is developing
They can be used to help teach and regulate behavior as it is used as a reward

Freud (pleasure from feeding), Erikson (responsive to needs) and Bowlby (feed seeking)
Freud (pleasure from feeding), Erikson (responsive to needs) and Bowlby (proximity seeking)
Freud (emotional comfort), Erikson (responsive to needs) and Bowlby (proximity seeking)
Freud (pleasure from serving their needs), Erikson (responsive to emotion) and Bowlby (feed seeking)

A way of working in nurderies in which the whole focus and organisation is aimed at supporting close attachments to an individual nursery staff member
It is a way of monitoring the key person impact on the child and the type of person they prefer to be around and learn personal characteristics
It is a way of rewarding and disciplining a child encouraging them to learn preferred behavior by using an individual member of the nursery team
A way of working which means that a child has one key person a day which is interchangeable to suit shifts

A procedure to assess the attachment of a baby with a parent and compare the results between the babies mother and father
A procedure to assess the attachment between a mother and baby by asking them to be separated and reunited
A test that babies underwent infront of their mother in order to assess their attachment levels
It was the process of revealing a strange situation to a baby and seeing if the mother was able to console and comfort that child

An innate ability which increases our closeness and caring for with people around us
An emotional bond with the people we initially meet as a child
An affectionate tie that one person forms to another
A bond that is found between two people which creates a physical reaction

The attachment model is established with primary caregivers and forms their relationship and will not transfer to future ones
The attachment model is established with primary caregivers and forms future relationships
The attachment model is established through the learning of the child in order to determine their primary caregiver
The attachment model is established through learning forms their relationship and will not transfer to future ones