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- 1Tronick et alconducted his 'still face' experiment and found that reciprocity is key to communication between infants and their caregivers.
- 2Meltzoff and Moorestudies babies' facial expressions and founf that the
- 3Tronick et althe still-face experiment found that reciprocity is key to communication
- 4Meltzoff and Moorestudied babies’ facial expressions and found that they are similar to those of adults
- 5Isabella et alfound that high levels of interactional synchrony are associated with better attachment
- 6Schaffer and Emersonstudied 90 working-class Glasgow babies and found that they attached to those who interacted with them the most
- 7Brazeltonfound that when caregivers stopped responding to social releasers, infants stopped trying to elicit caregiving
- 8Seussfound that primary attachment was more significant in predicting future behaviour than secondary attachment
- 9Bailey et alfound that mothers who had good experiences with their mothers were more likely to have children who displayed good attachment to them
- 10Fieldfound that primary caretaker fathers were more likely to adopt a nurturing parenting approach and secondary caretaker fathers were more likely to engage in roleplay with their child
- 11Grossmanfound that a father's play sensitivity is more of a predictor of their child's long-term attachment
- 12Foxobserved attachment in a kibbutz through SS and found that monotropy was still present because reunion behaviour was different for mother rather than other women
- 13Grossman and Grossmanfound that German infants were less proximity-seeking and so were perceived as more insecurely attached
- 14Rothbaum et alfound that Japanese and American mothers had conflicting opinions on exploration and crying (US found crying as negative and exploration as positive)
- 15Goldfarbstudied orphans' IQ and found children who were fostered had a higher IQ than those who remained in the orphanage (in the mentally retarded range)
- 16Bowlby's 44 thievesfound that 14/44 thieves were affectionless psychopaths and 12/14 had experienced prolonged maternal separation in the first 30 months of life
- 17Rutterfound a positive relationship between time spent in an institution and lower IQ and risk for the development of an attachment disorder
- 18Zeanahfound that when children who had been institutionalised did the SS, disorganised and disinhibited attachment were the most common attachment types (secure only 19% compared to control of 74%)
- 19Gardnerfound that children who had experienced institutionalisation were physically smaller due to lack of emotional care compared to controls
- 20Quinton et alfound that women who grew up in an orphanage were more likely to struggle as mothers compared to controls
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- A level Psychology Karteikarten am Attachment, erstellt von Francesca Kaye am 26/04/2023.
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