Stages Of Attachment Flashcards

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Schaffer and Emerson, Aim

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Investigate formation of early attachment at the age they develop and who they are directed to

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Schaffer and Emerson, procedure

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Longitudinal, infants and mothers visited at home every month for first year and at 18 months

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Schaffer and Emerson, sample

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60 working class mothers and infants form Glasgow

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Schaffer and Emerson, method

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Observations and interviews

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How was attachment measured

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Separation anxiety
Stranger anxiety, researchers asked who the infants interacted with and responded to

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Schaffer and Emerson, findings

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4 stages to attachemt

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Stages of attachment

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Asocial, indiscriminate, specific and multiple

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Asocial

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First few week, similar behavior to adults and inanimate objects

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Indiscriminate

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2-7 months, presence to ppl over inanimate objects, usually don’t show separation or stranger anxiety

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Specific

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Around 7 months, form attachments and show separation and stranger anxiety. 65% specific attachment to mother

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Multiple

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Within 1 month of specific 29% had formed multiple. By one year most had multiple. 18 months 75% attachment to father

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Schaffer and Emerson, conclusion

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Infants form attachments in stages and multiple attachments can be formed

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Ecological validity

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Conducted in own homes behavior was natural as in familiar environment and parents leaving the room would have been ordinary. Children’s behavior representative of everyday interactions. Increases external validity

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Bias

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Self report techniques such as interviews, social desirability bias, parents may lie eg child is distressed when leave room even when not. Lowers internal validity

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Longitudinal

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Observed regularly, eliminates confounding variable ( individual differences) eg different temperaments may affect perception of attachment stage. Increases internal validity

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