Psychology Attachment 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyAttachmentASAQA Created by: ashleighchester97Created on: 20-03-15 12:43 Define Attachment ATTACHMENT A close emotional bond between 2 people. It's a two way process that endures over time. 1 of 14 Define Ethology ATTACHMENT The study of animal behaviour 2 of 14 Define Imprinting ATTACHMENT An innate readiness to develop a strong bond with a mother figure which takes place during a sensitive or critical period 3 of 14 Define Classical Conditioning ATTACHMENT The process by which you pair a unconditioned stimulus to a neutral stimulus to gain a conditional response. 4 of 14 Define Unconditioned Stimulus ATTACHEMENT Anything that creates a natural response (eg. Reflex.) 5 of 14 Define Unconditioned Response ATTACHMENT Behaviour/ reflexes that you can't easily control 6 of 14 Define Conditioned Stimulus ATTACHMENT Creating a response to something that is trained 7 of 14 Define Conditioned Response ATTACHMENT The reaction that you achieve through training 8 of 14 Define Operant Conditioning ATTACHMENT Learning through consequence and reinforcement. Consequences can positive or negative. 9 of 14 Define Positive Reinforcement ATTACHMENT Rewarding behaviour to increase the likihood of it happening again. 10 of 14 Define Negative Reinforcement ATTACHMENT Rewarding behaviour to remove an unpleasent consequence. 11 of 14 Define Innate ATTACHMENT Characteristics that are inborn, a product of genetic factors. 12 of 14 Define Continuity Hypothesis ATTACHMENT The idea that emotionally secure infants go on to be emotionally secure, trusting and socially confident adults. 13 of 14 Define Internal Working Model ATTACHMENT A mental model of the world that enables an individual to predict and control theri enviroment based on expectations and experiences. 14 of 14
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