Schaffer's Stages of Attachments 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyPsychology case studiesAttachmentInfantsASAQA Created by: Betsy_2018Created on: 07-01-17 15:53 What was their investigation's aim? Emotional intensity 1 of 17 Where did the investigation take place, and with how many children? Glasgow; 60 2 of 17 What was it a measure of? Separation and stranger anxiety 3 of 17 What did they find at 7 months? 50% had separation anxiety 4 of 17 What did they find at 9 months? 80% had specific attachment and 30% had multiple 5 of 17 What kind of study was it? A longitudinal study 6 of 17 Why can the study not be generalised? Limited sample characteristics 7 of 17 What is the first stage of attachment? Asocial; first few weeks 8 of 17 Where are babies in this stage happiest? In human presence 9 of 17 What is the second stage of attachment? Indiscriminate; 2-7 months 10 of 17 How much anxiety do babies experience during this stage? A little 11 of 17 What is the third stage of attachment? Specific; 7-12 months 12 of 17 What percentage of mothers in the study were the first specific attachment? 65% 13 of 17 How does Bowlby support this stage? Babies form a specific attachment to a primary caregiver 14 of 17 How does Bowlby contradict this stage? Distress caused when a playmate leaves is not due to an attachment; separation anxiety is not a good measure in this study 15 of 17 What is the forth stage of attachment? Multiple; 1 year 16 of 17 When were multiple attachment formed in the study? 30% had them within a month of the first one; 30% had multiple by 9 months; 80% had multiple attachments by 18 months 17 of 17
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