Stages of attachment identified by Schaffer. 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAttachmentASAQA Created by: Canned SosapCreated on: 24-03-18 15:05 What was the first stage called? Asocial stage 1 of 21 When did this stage occur? Within the first few weeks. 2 of 21 What's the babies reaction to humans and non-human objects? Similarly 3 of 21 Is preference for humans shown? Yes. 4 of 21 Is the baby happier in the presense of some people? Yes. 5 of 21 What is the second stage called? Indiscriminate Attachment 6 of 21 At what age-range does this occur? 2-7 months. 7 of 21 What is more displayed? Observable social behaviour 8 of 21 What is now preferred over non-human objects? Humans. 9 of 21 What does the infant (usually) not show? Separation and stranger anxiety. 10 of 21 Why is it called Indiscriminate? Because the childs attachment behaviour does not change with different people. 11 of 21 What is the third stage called? Specific attachment. 12 of 21 What age does this stage usually start? 7 months. 13 of 21 What two reactions are displayed from the infant? Separation and stranger anxiety. 14 of 21 What is the term used to describe the adult where the infant has formed a specific attachment to? Primary attachment figure. 15 of 21 Is this type of attachment caused by spending the most amount of time with the infant? No. 16 of 21 How can someone become the infant's primary attachment figure? One way is to offer the most interaction with response to the baby's signals. 17 of 21 What is the fourth and final stage called? Multiple attachments. 18 of 21 What age does this usually occur? 7 months onwards. 19 of 21 What are these relationships called? Secondary attachments 20 of 21 What typically occurs within a year? Infants usually have developed multiple attachments. 21 of 21
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