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Attachment - Basics
Karten in diesem Stapel (10)
- 1The key conceptsBowlby (50s/60s) and Ainsworth (70s)
CONTROVERSIAL! - important
Attachment features: nurturance, protection and security - 2What is an affectional bond?Lasting tie to a person
- 3What is an attachment?A dynamic long-term relationship between humans based on a deep affectionate, secure and emotional bond
- 4EthologyAnimal behaviour studies
Examining critical/sensitive periods - 5Historical RootsHarlow's monkeys (1958) - Clung to wire mother despite no nourishment
Innate drive! - Important
It's a survival function, critical for development
Early absence of mother in relationship = negative effect on social constructs - 6DaycareChildren still form attachments and prefer mothers to care givers
High quality day care does not affect attachment (Clarke-Stewart and Fein, 1983)
High incidents of insecure attachment in children (1 year) who spends longer (20+) weeks in day care - 7Cross-Cultural EvidenceDifferent patterns of attachment behaviours in different cultures (Grossman et al, 1981)
Categories may be invalid; need to consider everyday interactions in other cultures (Cole, 1988) - 8Beyond the motherNo different in the early weeks
Mum - Routine, caregiver, talk/smile more
Father - Less involved, play and fight more - 9Comparison points to make between Bowlby and Ainsworth (Mainly proposed by Bowlby and developed by Ainsworth)Internal Working Model
Stranger Anxiety
Consequences in maternal deprivation
Bad evaluative points - 10Problems with Bowlby and AinsworthToo much focus on significance of mothers
Oversimplification (IWM)
Cross-cultural problems
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- Undergraduate Developmental (Attachment - Ainsworth) Karteikarten am Attachment - Basics, erstellt von bthnyrose am 15/05/2014.
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