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13 Cards in this Set
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what is the definition of seperation protest?
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When a baby a distressed and cries when away from their primary caregiver
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What is the definition of stranger anxiety?
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when a baby is distressed when in the presence of an unfamiliar person.
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What is a secure attachment type?
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A relationship based on trust and security and a child wishes to interact with its caregiver.
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what is an insecure avoidant attachment type?
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when a child is independent of its caregiver.
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what is an insecure ambivalent attachment type?
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when a child can be clingy and demanding yet awkward with the caregiver at the same time.
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What did Bowlby mean when he said that attachments are instinctive?
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Attachments are natural and automatic
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What is monotropy?
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an attachment with one primary caregiver.
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what is the critical period?
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the first three years of a child's life when an attachment has to take place or their will be long term consequences.
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what Is the definition of privation?
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when an attachment is never formed.
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What are the effects of privation on a child?
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children could develop poor social skills' poor language skills and poor motor skills ( co-ordination problems) .
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What is deprivation?
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when an attachment is broken because of seperation.
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What are the effects of deprivation on a child?
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it can make children clingy and over demanding. Children may develop a phobia of going to school.
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What are the three criticisms of Bowlby's theory?
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-Bowlby believed in monotropy but his critics that children may develop multiple attachments.
-Critics say that the critical period for forming attachments is too extreme. -Bowlby believed that the effects of deprivation are irreversible but his critics say that they can be reserved. |
