Different Forms Of Attachment In Children

In this paper, I will discuss how the two different children react to the absence of the parent. First, I will define and describe what the different form of attachment are, including how they effect behavior towards their parent and others. Second, I will tell what form attachment the child in scenario one has, and what that implies. Third, I will again tell what form of attachment the child in scenario two has. Finally, I will reiterate previously mentioned points and express the meaning of them.

First, we have a small list of different forms attachment. These attachment types are as follows:secure, insecure-avoidant, insecure-resistant/ambivalent, and disorganized. Secure attachment is found when the child is visibly upset when their caregiver leaves, but is able to remain composed upon their return. An Insecure-avoidant does not show attachment to the parent, and are not bothered by the parent not being in the room with them. Insecure-resistant, or anxious, shows visible signs of distress when the caregiver leaves the room. However, they show the same signs of distress and anger when the mother returns. Finally, disorganized attachment is seen when the child is not sure how to respond to the mother's absence. …show more content…
However, once the caregiver leaves the room, the child becomes visibly upset. Once the mother returns, the child is happy to see them and embraces them. This could be identified as a secure form attachment. This is because the child is able to remain stable after the mother