Influence of childhood on romantic relationships
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- Created on: 24-05-15 15:46
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2. What is the internal working model?
- Belief that romantic relationships are continuations of childhood attachment
- Expectations of romantic relationships which we learn from our first attachment
- The type of romantic relationships an individual has is based upon the temperament of the individual
3. Which study stated that our attachment type changes throughout our life depending on past and present relationships?
- Rollie and Duck
- Kagan
- KirkPatrick and Hazen
- Simpson et al.
4. What did Erwin find?
- How adult relationships are aproached is based on an internalised self-value from interactions with peers as a child
- Girls took part in more cooperative and sharing activities whereas boys took part in more competitive activities
- There's no gender differences in childhood friendships
- Girls showed more imitate relationships and reported more care and trust in relationships than boys
5. What did Alpert et al find?
- Those who were abused during childhood had a sense of isolation from others and damaged ability to trust others
- Those who were isolated and distanced themselves from others had difficulty forming healthy romantic relationships
- Childhood doesn't u;i,lately steersmen romantic relationships in the future
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