Attatchments

Question 1

Attachment types

disorganised

Answer 1

• can feel unsafe in relationships
• may try to replicate abuse
• crave security and meaningful intimate relationship

Question 2

Attachment types

resistent/avoidant

Answer 2

• Try to avoid emotional connections with others and disregards partners feelings
• parents rejected you during intimacy

Question 3

Attachment types

Anxious

Answer 3

• overly needy, lack self esteem, crave intimacy but struggle relying on partners
• Primary caregiver may of been inconsistent with parenting styles

Question 4

Attachment styles

Secure

Answer 4

• greater trust, empathetic, communicate through emotion
• primary caregiver can stay engaged and manage their own stress aswell as child when stressed

Question 5

Stages of attachment

Multiple attachments

Answer 5

• Attachment with primary carer but increases an interest in bonds

Question 6

Stages of attachment

Asocial stage

Answer 6

• Forms attachments with anything that breathes
• Does not discriminate
• no preference for own parent, but for human over non human

Question 7

Stages of attachment

Indiscriminate stage

Answer 7

• Can tell people apart
• Stronger bonds with familiar adults
• No fear of strangers

Question 8

Stages of attachment

Specific attachments

Answer 8

• seperation anxiety
• distress around strangers