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Mind map on Attachment theory concepts: Asocial Stage, Internal Working Model, and Strange Situation

Mind map: Attachment theory concepts

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  1. Schaffer & Emerson (1964)

    • The Asocial Stage (0-2m)
    • The Indiscriminate Attachment Stage (2-7m)
    • The Specific Attachment Stage (approx. 7m)
    • The Multiple Attachment Stage
  2. John Bowlby

    • Maternal Deprivation Hypothesis
      • Affectionless Psychopathy
      • Developmental Retardation
      • Privation & Deprivation
    • Evolutionary Basis of Attachment
      • Attachments formed for evolutionary advantages
    • Social Releasers & Instinctive Parenting Responses
      • Social Releasers are the babies behaviours to get a parental response
      • Failure to do so can cause psychological damage
    • Internal Working Model
      • We replicate our first attachment
  3. Mary Ainsworth

    • Strange Situation
      • 8 Episodes, each last 3 mins
    • Classification Types
      • Type A - Avoidant
        • No distress when carer leaves, doesn't make contact when they return
      • Type B - Secure
        • Not much distress when left alone with stranger, greets carer positively when they return, distressed when they leave, readily accept comfort when they return
      • Type C - Resistant/Ambivalent
        • explores less, very distressed when left with stranger, when carer returns they rush over but don't readily accept comfort
      • Type D - Disorganised/Disorientated
        • Mix of type A and C may switch between or combine them
    • Sensitive Responsiveness
      • How well the primary carer responds to the childs signals
    • Later Consequences
      • Difficulty forming relationships
      • Difficulties balancing work & social life
      • Difficulties with cognitive development

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PLC psychology Mindmap am Attachment, erstellt von Casey Fagan am 15/12/2019.
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