schaffer And Emersons Stages Of Attachment Flashcards

(11 cards)

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What is the asocial stage?

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0-6 weeks
- baby responds to both humans and objects similarly

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Indiscriminate attachment

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(6 weeks - 6 months)
- prefer humans over objects
- no stranger anxiety
- attachment behaviour not targeted

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3
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Specific attachment

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  • 7 + months
    -infant forms primary attachment to the person who responds most sensitively
  • shows separation and stranger anxiety
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4
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Multiple attachment

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  • form secondary attachment w/ other caregivers
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5
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What was the procedure of their study?

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60 babies from Glasgow, identified stages through interviews from birth to 33 months

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Does the study have ecological validity?

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Yes, it was conducted in real life homes using naturalistic observations. Increases external validity

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Is there any practical applications to Schaffer and Emerson’s stages?

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Yes it helps professionals understand typical development and identify if a child is normally developing an attachment

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What’s the difficulty about understanding the asocial stage?

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It’s hard to observe and understand behaviour

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9
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Why is the sample biased?

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All working class families
All from Glasgow
Limits population and temporal validity

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Multiple attachment may develop earlier…

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Collectivist culture norm is that you form multiple attachments early on —> supported by van ijeezenndorm and kroonenburg

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