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1. How did Ainsworth define attachment?
- An affectionate tie that one person forms to another
- A bond that is found between two people which creates a physical reaction
- 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
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2. What is the key person approach?
- 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 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
- 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
3. Outline Bowlby's theory of attachment
- Attachment is a means of ensuring care and comfort and helps the child to begin their learning process
- Attachment is a means of ensuring survival and provides the foundation for all later relationships
- Attachment is a means of ensuring care and comfort and provides the foundation for all later relationships
- Attachment is a means of ensuring survival and helps the child to begin their learning process
4. Define proximity maintenance according to Bowlby
- The acknowledgement of wanting to be with those we are attached to
- The desire to be near to people we are attached to
- The restricting of being near those we are attached to
- The controlling of being near those we are attached to
5. Outline the strange situation by Ainsworth
- A test that babies underwent infront of their mother in order to assess their attachment levels
- 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
- 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
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