Mary Ainsworth

There are four major types of attachment secure attachment, and the other three avoidant attachment, resistant attachment, and disorganized (disoriented) attachment are forms of insecure attachment. Secure attachment is a relationship in which infants have formed a bond of trust and dependency with their mothers. This means that "the baby may or may not cry when the mother leaves, but when she returns the baby wants to be with her- if the baby is crying, it stops" (Kail & Cavanaugh, Chapter 5:…

Asmina to help address the psychosocial issues that are affecting her relationship with her baby, attachment theory is utilised as a theoretical framework. Attachment theory is derived from psychodynamic and psychoanalytic ideas by Bowlby (1989) and Ainsworth (1970) respectively. This theory centres on the emphasis of an individual specifically infants, having strong physical and emotional attachments to a primary caregiver for their personal development including the shaping and formation of…

Rettnew (2015) demonstrates within his lecture various ways temperamentally happy children elicit responses from his/her environment that supports their ultimate success (2015, 3:20). From this, we can infer these experiences act as positive reinforcements and not only shape the interactions of their environment, but parental interactions, as well. An example of this was demonstrated within the text during the discussion of the deVries study where we uncovered that temperamental children were…

Right after birth it can come down to our bonding with our children, to the environment around them, to post-partum depression and care giving. Bonding provides sense of security and positive self-esteem. And parents' responsiveness to an infant's signals can affect the child's social and cognitive development. Studies have proved that bonding is essential for babies. Skin to skin contact is a way to bond with your baby. It's soothing for both you and your baby while promoting your baby's…

The extended essay’s research question: To what extent does childhood attachment affect the formation of adult love relationships? Humans are social animals with a basic need to belong. In order to belong among others, one needs to create social and emotional bonds with others. During childhood, the social, emotional, and cognitive development is essential for further development of a personality and the ability to connect with others. Children need to form an attachment pattern in order to…

Nature is the degree to which capacities are available during childbirth. Capacity can be controlled by qualities, including those which create by age. The organic and developmental approach both bolster the view that all conduct is dictated by nature. Support alludes to the impact of understanding. Empiricists had the view that all conduct is learnt and that through equal determinism we impact nature as the earth impacts us. The behaviourist approach is the most well-known supporter of this…

As I mentioned in task 2.3, both John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth believed in the Attachment Theory. This theory looks at the child bonds with their parents, caregivers and other grown-ups. It acknowledged these relationships and gave an understanding to how it affects a child or young person. While encountering changes is their lives, children and young people require the help of the grown-ups around them to have the ability to manage the circumstance. It is vital to have and preserve…

Mary is represented as icons, drawings, paintings, and apparitions, such as La Santa Muerte, La Negrita, Our Lady of the Rock, Madonna, The Virgin of Guadalupe, and Our Lady of the Wall. With there still being many more, all of this just undoubtedly proves…

Paul says that all he has left is Luke, who stays supportive of him. Luke had a spot in the heart of many of the females around him because of his many skills, kind and loyal ways, and his devotion to God and Jesus Christ. According to Luke, “Hail Mary full of grace” was spoken at the Annunciation and “Blessed are you and blessed is the fruit of your womb Jesus” are spoken by Mary’s cousin Elizabeth. Luke is responsible for the stories about Jesus disappearing in Jerusalem as…

because it is a Roman Catholic church, and, therefore, must follow a Latin Cross plan (Permanyer, 1999). The composition of the façades is extremely vertical, directing your sight line upward and to the heavens where God, but more importantly, Jesus and Mary reside. Also, while the façades and the outward composition of La Sagrada Familia seem to be incredibly heavy, the inside is filled with polychromatic light, because of the Gothic inspired windows that fill the walls. The crypt, which is…