Caregiver - Infant Interactions Case Study Flashcards

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where was this study conducted?

A

in a hospital

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2
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what did the infants respond to?

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4 different stimuli - 3 faces and 1 hand movement

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what were the findings of the study?

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there was an association between the infant’s behaviour and the adult model

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3
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how were the interactions observed?

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it was filmed and watched by observers, some who knew and some who didn’t know what to look for

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4
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How many times were the tapes played?

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twice

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5
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what is inter-reliability?

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the extent to which two or more observers agree on the findings

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what is intra-reliability?

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the extend to which one observer gets the same results when observing something multiple times

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7
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what is interactional synchrony?

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when two people interact and mirror each other

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8
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what is reciprocity?

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when two people respond to each other without mirroring

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9
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who did this study?

A

Meltzoff and Moore

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10
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when was this study conducted?

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1977

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11
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how is this result flawed ?

A
  • the infant’s behaviour is difficult to distinguish from natural behaviour
  • other studies have failed to replicate this study
  • there is variation between infants in interactional synchrony eg. depending on the strength of attatchment
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12
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how is this research valuable ?

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it demonstrated the importance of institute behaviour for social development

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