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Caregiver-infant interactions and the role of the father

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  1. 1Caregiver-infant interactions in humansDefine attachment :
    -strong emotional bond between two people
    - two way process to maintain close proximity
  2. 2What is reciprocity ?It involves paying close attention to each others verbal signals & facial expressions allowing caregiver to anticipate Is behaviour and respond w/ sensitivity
  3. 3Give an example of reciprocity ?Smiling is a social releaser - when I smiles triggers m to smile back
  4. 4What is Interactional synchrony ?relates to
    timing
    pattern
    interaction is rhythmic so they mirror each others behaviours
  5. 5Evaluation A03:cULtural diff - bs ability to imitate cg is innate so not found in all cultures . LE VINE reported Kenyan have little psych. contact w/ Is but high % of bs have secure attachments weakening idea that cgi are a must
  6. 6Role of the father :secondary attachment figure - shaffer and Emerson found only 3% father was sole caregiver
  7. 7attachment with father in the LT :Grossman carried out l s looking at q of attachment w/ teens . he found that q of attachment w/ father was less important in lt emotional development
  8. 8Fathers play was more important - Bowbbly argued that D more likely to engage in novel lay and becomes Childs preferred play companion . Most Is prefer contact w/ father when they're happy however want m when they need comforting . this could be duet biology and the fat women have oestrogen so implementing their nurturing natureEvaluation :
    However fathers do NOT have distinct roles ; lamb found f who became primary cg devolope sensitivity to Childs needs. PARKE obsevered both f and ms behaviour to child and found f were just as good as m showing empathy to babies cues e.g crying indicting men a women have same potential to be pug
  9. 9Bt its a socially sensitive issue - major implications for lifestyle of families . law of accumulated separations states substantial time apart from pat risks poor quality attachment therefore pushing mothers into particular lifestyle choices w economic implications like whether to work or not or putting kid into child care highlighting how the research into rof is controversial

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