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- 1care-giver interactions : what is attachmenta two way emotional bond between an infant and a caregiver that develops over time.
- 2why do humans create bondshumans are altricial, which means that they are born at a relatively early stage of development. therefore need help from caregivers to survive , hence making bonds
- 3how do we know that infants have made attachmentsProximity - closeness
Separation anxiety
Secure - base behaviour - wanting caregiver close by - 4what is reciprocitywhen one person causes another to respond.
- 5what does Brazelton (1975) describe interactions to be likeBrazelton describes mother infant interactions to be like a dance as each person responds to the other.
- 6describe interactional synchronywhen a caregiver and infant reflect the same emotion and action at the same time in a coordinated way.
- 7how does Meltzoff and Moore (1977) prove IS-conducted and experiment on infants as young as two to three weeks old .
- an adult model displayed one of three facial expressions
-a dummy was placed in the infants mouth during the initial display to prevent any response
- following the display the dummy was removed and the infants expression was filmed - 8how does Meltoff and Moore (1977) demonstrate IS- found that there was an association between the infants behaviour and that of the adult model .
- they are displaying the same action at the same time
- this might be a survival instinct to create an attachment - 9role of the father : what did Grossman (2002) find- conducted a longitudinal study
- quality of attachment with mother predicted attachment in adolescent (friends)
- quality of attachment with fathers play and stimulation predicted adolescence attachment
- fathers and a separate but vital role - 10what did Schaffer and Emerson (1964) found- infants form attachment to fathers at 18 months suggesting they are a secondary attachment
- this was suggested as they showed signs of attachment like separation anxiety - 11what did field (1978) suggest about the role of the father- filmed 4 month old babies in face to face interactions with primary care giver
- found that fathers can be primary caregivers. its not gender but the level of sensitive responsiveness that determines the level of attachment - 12—
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