Attachment Flashcards

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What is attachment

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this is the relationship between a infant and their care giver

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What is a bond

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this is a set of feeling that tie one person to another

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What Is a bond

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this is a set of feeling that tie one person to another

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4
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What is the difference between a bond an attachment

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an attachment is different as it involves both the baby and the parent who have an emotional link between each other which ties them together. It is a strong emotional bond

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5
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What are Maccobys four characteristics of attachment

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• seeking proximity
• Distress on separation
• Joy on reunion
• Orientation of behaviour

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Why do attachments form

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infants physically helpless
In short term - need adults for food, comfort and protection
In long term - emotional relationships

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What is reciprocity

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caregiver infant integration is a two-way mutual process. The behaviour of each party elicits a response form the other.

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What is interaction synchrony

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The baby’s movements interact with the caregivers voice, conversation dance

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9
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What is a sensitive response

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The caregiver responds appropriately to signals from the infant

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10
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What is imitation

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The in fact copies the caregivers actions and behaviour

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11
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What is motherese

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The slow high pitched way of speaking to infants

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What are schaffers stage in attachment

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  • Pre attachment
  • the indiscriminate
  • the discriminate
  • the multiple attachment
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What is the pre attachment phase

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0-3 months of Baby learns to separate people from objects but doesn’t mind who cares for it

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What is the indiscriminate phase

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From 3 - 7 months the baby starts to distinguish and recognise different people but doesn’t mind who cares for it

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What is the discriminate phase

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From 7 - 11 months the infant becomes able to form a strong attachment with an individual

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what is the multiple attachment pahse

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from nine month on the infant can form an attachment to many differnent people. some may be stronger than others an have diffent functions

17
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what was the method of the study formed by schaffer and emerson

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60 babies where observed in their homes in glasglow every four weeks from birth to about 18 months

18
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what where the results from schaffer and emerson’s study

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schaffers atttachment formations were found to occur, all babys one main attachment and 50 more than one. even though mother was primary carer was not always main attachment

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what is the conclusoin of schaffer and emerson

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infants form attachments in stages and can eventually attach to many people. qualty of care forms main attachment as if somone repsonsed more accurtly to its needs this would be its main attachment

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what is a negative evaluation of shaffer and emrson

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  • a limited sample size was used
  • evidence from intivews could lead to bias
  • cultural differnces have later been found
21
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what is some osotive evaluations for the role of the father in child rearing

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  • thoes who grew up in single parent house holds do not grow up any differnt
  • fathers are generaly not primary care givers