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Developmental Psychology:Attachment
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Developmental Psychology:Attachment
Theories of attachment
- Dollard and Miller's Learning theory of Attachment
- Classical Conditioning
- learn through association
- infants gain pleasure from being fed
- food : the unconditioned stimulus
- pleasure: the unconditioned response
- When the caregiver feeds the infant, they begin to associate them with the pleasure of being fed. This person is usually the mother (the neutral stimuli)
- Attachment is formed on the basis of the infant seeking the person who brings about this pleasure
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- Attachment is formed on the basis of the infant seeking the person who brings about this pleasure
- infants gain pleasure from being fed
- learn through association
- Operant conditioning
- Classical Conditioning
- Bowlby's evolutionary theory of attachment
- Dollard and Miller's Learning theory of Attachment
Attachment is the emotional bond between people or animals, generally between a mother and her child, which is reciprocal and long-lasting
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