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Amy Kerby Psychology A level English

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  1. Caregiver-Infant Interactions

    • Reciprocity
      • How interact
        • Signals/ responses
      • Respond alertness 2/3
        • 3M frequent & close attention
          • Take turns
    • Interactional Synchrony
      • Reflect
        • Co- ordinated
      • Mirror
        • 1/3 expressions /gestures
          • Association (response)
      • 30 pairs
        • High synchrony
          • High attachment quality
    • Evaluation
      • Deliberate?
        • No perspective
          • Special meaning?
      • Controlled
        • Details
          • Don't change
            • Validity
      • Purpose synchrony?
        • Develop attachment
  2. Attachment Figures

    • Parent-Infant
      • Mum first (7M)
        • Others after
          • 18M 75% dad
            • Protested
    • Role of Father
      • Quality mum
        • Later attachment
          • Dad less
            • Quality play related
    • Primary Fathers
      • Inc smile, imitate & hold
        • Like mum
          • Responsiveness
            • Not gender
    • Evaluation
      • Inconsistent
        • S-dad distinct
          • P-dad 'maternal'
            • Can't tell role
      • Single/same-sex
        • Not diff
          • S-dad important?
      • Why less P-dads?
        • Tradition (shouldn't)
          • Hormones nurturing
            • Biological?
  3. Stages of Attachment

    • Schaffer & Emerson
      • 60 - 31m, 29f
        • Monthly for 1Y & at 18M
          • Kind protest (measure)
      • 25-32W
        • 50% anxiety 1 adult
          • Most interactive
            • 40W
              • 80% specific
                • 30% multiple
      • Evaluation
        • Own homes
          • Parents
            • Natural
        • Same pps
          • No individual diffs
            • Internal validity
        • Same city etc.
          • Can't generalise
    • Stages
      • 1) Asocial
        • Same humans & objects
          • Some preference
      • 2) Indisc- riminate
        • 2-7M
          • People & familiar
            • Any comfort
      • 3) Specific
        • 7M
          • Anxiety to 1
            • Most interaction
      • 4) Multiple
        • Soon others
          • 29% 2nd w/in month
            • Maj multiple by 1Y
      • Evaluation
        • Low coordination
          • Hard judge
            • Can't rely evidence
        • Not clear when multiple
          • Bowlby single first
            • Van I multiple from outset
        • Distress not attachment
          • Playmate vs 2ndary
  4. Animal Studies

    • Lorenz
      • Geese
        • 1/2 mother
        • 1/2 incubator
      • Incubator followed L
        • Control mother
          • Imprinting
            • Critical period
      • Evaluation
        • Mammals diff
          • Emotion
            • Not generalise
        • Chickens & gloves
          • Learned prefer chickens
            • Not permanent
    • Harlow
      • Monkeys
        • Wire & cloth
          • 1- wire milk 2-cloth milk
      • Soft comfort even if wire milk
        • Aggressive, less sociable
          • Bred less, neglected & attacked young
            • After critical period damage period
      • Evaluation
        • Comfort not food
          • Early rel's important
        • Social workers
          • Risk factors neglect/abuse
            • Care captive monkeys & breeding
        • Ethics
          • Suffered
            • Important enough?
  5. Learning Theory

    • Classical
      • Associate food w/ caregiver
    • Operant
      • Reinforcement (mutual)
        • Crying response
    • Secondary Drive
      • Learned
        • Satisfaction primary
    • Evaluation
      • Animals
        • Not attach feeder (L&H)
      • S&E
        • Mum primary
          • Fed others
            • Not key
              • No UCS/drive
      • Ignores complex
        • Reciprocity etc.
      • Not food
        • Associate comfort & social interaction

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A level Psychology Mind Map on Attachment 1, created by Amy Kerby on 15/05/2018.
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