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Attachment Theory
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- 1What Is Attachment Theory?Human infants enter the world predisposed to engage in social interaction
- 2Why Do Children Seek Social Interactions?To seek attachment to a caregiver in times of need or fear, this attachment has survival value
- 3What Are The Types Of Attachment Behaviour?•Signalling
•Approach - 4What Do Caregivers Do In Response To Attachment Behaviour?•Be available
•Respond sensitively - 5What Occurs At The First Stage Of Attachment Behaviour?Indiscriminate attachment at 3 months
- 6What Occurs At The Second Stage Of Attachment Behaviour?The child shows a preference for certain people
- 7What Occurs At The Third Stage Of Attachment Behaviour?After 7 months, attachment of main caregivers and separation anxiety
- 8What Occurs At The Fourth Stage Of Attachment Behaviour?After 9 months there are multiple attachments
- 9What Do Caregivers Provide In Attachment?A secure base in which to explore and develop
- 10What Is The Result Of A Secure Base?Dependence develops into independence
- 11What Is The Significance Of Marked & Unmarked Mirroring?For the child to develop their internal state
- 12What Are The Attachment Styles?•Secure
•Ambivalent
•Avoidant
•Disorganised - 13What Does Attachment Theory Mean To Adults?It forms the individual's perception of relationships and the world
- 14What Is The Impact Of Failed Attachment?•Mental Health
•Low self worth/esteem - 15What Is Mentalization?The ability to understand mental state that underlies someone's behaviour
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- Psychology & Sociology Karteikarten am Attachment Theory, erstellt von Elle D am 06/10/2019.
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