Attachment

Front 1

Who created the Strange Situation test?

Back 1

Ainsworth and Bell

Front 2

What was the aim of the Strange Situation test?

Back 2

A method for assessing the quality of attachment

Front 3

Sample?

Back 3

100 middle class infants+mothers

Front 4

What is separation anxiety?

Back 4

Unease infant shows in absence of caregiver

Front 5

What is stranger anxiety?

Back 5

The infant's response to the presence of a stranger

Front 6

Reunion Behaviour? Whass'at?

Back 6

The way the infant responds when caregiver returns

Front 7

What is meant by exploration?

Back 7

An infant's willingness to explore, using caregiver as a safe base

Front 8

Eight stages of the Strange Situation test?

Back 8

1. Infant and mother play
2. Stranger enters and mother leaves
3. Stranger tries to comfort infant
4. Mother returns and stranger leaves
5. Mother comforts infant then leaves
6. Infant is alone for a short time
7. Stranger returns to comfort infant
8. Mother returns and stranger leaves

Front 9

Do Insecure avoidant relationships have separation anxiety? How do they react to strangers?

Back 9

Little or no separation anxiety, easily comforted by strangers.

Front 10

How do Insecure Ambivalent relationships react to the caregiver leaving and stranger entering?

Back 10

They show separation anxiety/discomfort, don't like the strangers.

Front 11

Name 3 social releasers.

Back 11

Eyes, crying, laughing

Front 12

When is the critical period?

Back 12

From 6 months to 2.5 years.

Front 13

What is the adaptive advantage?

Back 13

Our innate ability to seek out what we need, e.g food and warmth.

Front 14

What is mono trophy?

Back 14

The one special bond between an infant and its primary care giver.

Front 15

What is the internal working model?

Back 15

The way your first relationship sets the framework for all future ones.

Front 16

What is the core study?

Back 16

Hazen and Shaver's Love Quiz

Front 17

What was the aim of the core study?

Back 17

An investigation into how far our infant relationship affect our future ones.

Front 18

For the acronym of Bowlby's main points, what does each letter mean:
A
S
C
M
I

Back 18

Adaptive Advantage
Social Releasers
Critical Period
Mono trophy
Internal Working Model

Front 19

What was the sample for the Core Study?

Back 19

620 people between 14-82 had their answered analysed.

Front 20

Do their findings agree with Bowlby's idea of the internal working model?

Back 20

Yes

Front 21

Name three limitations of the Core Study.

Back 21

Unrepresentative Sample.
Honesty.
Closed Questions.

Front 22

What is the Core Theory?

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Strange Situation

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Alternative Theory?

Back 23

Learning- Attachment for food.

Front 24

Applications of this research to real life?

Back 24

Knowing how to provide good daycare for young children; e.g give them a mother figure and low staff:child ratio.
Allow them to form an attachment and keep staff on for longer so they don't have to separate. This is because the child needs a good bond with the person caring for it.
Hospital care:
Keep mothers with children to eliminate the

Front 25

What is deprivation?

Back 25

When a child has formed a bond, then it is broken for one reason or another because of absence of their attachment-partner.

Front 26

What is privation?

Back 26

When a child does not have the chance to form an attachment.