Attachment Names

Question 1

described resciprovity as a dance

Answer 1

brazelton

Question 2

mothers pick up and respond to babies alert phases around 2/3 of the time

Answer 2

Feldman

Question 3

infants expressions and gestures were more likely to mirror those of adults than was expected

Answer 3

meltzoff and Moore

Question 4

High levels of synchrony was associated with high quality attachment

Answer 4

Isabella

Question 5

stages of attachment

Answer 5

Scaffer

Question 6

Suggest fathers interaction is more exiting and playful and mothers is more nurturing

Answer 6

Geiger

Question 7

quality of fathers play with infants associated with quality of adolescent attachment

Answer 7

Grossman

Question 8

if fathers attachment was so important then why do children from homosexual families do not develop differently

Answer 8

McCallum

Question 9

fathers are less able to detect low levels of infants distress

Answer 9

Hrdy

Question 10

imprinting

Answer 10

Lorenz

Question 11

tested idea that soft model can provide sane comfort as mother

Answer 11

Harlow

Question 12

argues in their first year babies are fed upto 2000 times

Answer 12

Dollars and Miller

Question 13

monothropic theory

Answer 13

Bowbly

Question 14

found mothers with poor attachment to their own primary attachment figures(parents) were more likely to have poor quality attachment to infants

Answer 14

Bailey

Question 15

Inter Rater reliability of strange situation agreement on attachment. type 90% of the time

Answer 15

Bick

Question 16

found children acted differently in the strange situation depending on which parent they were with

Answer 16

weston

Question 17

high levels of insecure resistant attachment type due to uncommon mother and infant separation in japan

Answer 17

Takashiki

Question 18

in germany there is a high percentage of insecure attachments but this is seen as a positive as it shows independent behaviour

Answer 18

Grossman and Grossman

Question 19

looked a proportion of attachments types across countries to access cultural variations

Answer 19

Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenbourgh

Question 20

increasing number of young mothers working long hours meaning more separation from infants meant higher levels of lower levels of insecure attachment type
showed link between cultural change

Answer 20

simonella

Question 21

supports Van Ijzendoorn findings
strang situation found only 1 insecure avoidant
similarity between japan and korea

Answer 21

jin et al

Question 22

MD and intellectual development

Answer 22

Goldfarb

Question 23

replicated 44thieves study and found no relationship between prolonged separation and criminality

Answer 23

lewis

Question 24

distinction between privation and MD
suggests Bowblys finding are more likely to be associated with privation

Answer 24

Rutter

Question 25

followed group of 165 romanian orphans as apart of the ERA study

Answer 25

Rutter

Question 26

studies 95 romanian children who spent most of their early lives in institutional care

Answer 26

Zaneah

Question 27

disinhibited attachment as a result of multiple attachment figures during the sensitive period

Answer 27

Rutter

Question 28

internal working model

Answer 28

Bowbly

Question 29

bullying involvement of attachment types

Answer 29

Wilson and Smith

Question 30

argue children with secure attachment are more popular in nursery and engage in more interactions with other children

Answer 30

Hartup

Question 31

40 women assessed as babies
when older those secure attachment type had best adult relationships
those insecure struggled with intimacy in later relationships

Answer 31

McCarthy

Question 32

Believes quality of relationship depends of interaction of the two individuals attachment types

Answer 32

Wood et al

Question 33

the love quiz

Answer 33

Hazan and Shaver