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Attachment - Bowlby
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- 1Did John Bowbly believe that babies are primed to develop an attachment to one key person in their lives ?Yes
- 2Who did John Bowlby focus on as the primary attachment ?The Mother
- 3Was attaching to one person a survival tactic as the baby could be protected and have its needs met ?Yes
- 4Did John Bowbly study young people in an offender's institution and find that nearly all of them had separation from their mothers ?Yes
- 5Did John Bowbly conclude that being deprived of a mother in the early years of a child's life would affect their later social and emotional development ?Yes
- 6Could even just a week's separation in the first two years of a babies life affect later behaviour and the quality of mother- child relationship ?Yes
- 7What are the 3 stages of separation anxiety as noted by John Bowbly ?Protest
Despair
Detachment - 8What happens in the protest stage of separation anxiety ?Children cry, scream and are distressed
- 9What happens in the despair stage of separation anxiety ?Children become withdrawn and quiet
- 10What happens in the detachment stage of separation anxiety ?Children give up on their attachment and when reunited avoid contact
- 11What is monotropy ?When babies only bond with one person usually the mother
- 12Did subsequent research show that babies can bond with more than one caregiver ?Yes
- 13Did John Bowbly recognise that the quality of the first bond or attachment will template relationships later and their view of others which in turn impacts on behaviour ?Yes
- 14Is the internal working model when the first attachment provides a template for future attachments ?Yes
- 15Does the internal working model provide a mental representation that guides future social and emotional behaviour ?Yes
- 16True or false: The internal working model of an individual will contain particular expectations and beliefs about behaviour, love and trustTrue
- 17Does the internal working model contain a model of others as being trustworthy ?Yes
- 18Does the internal working model contain a model of the self as valuable ?Yes
- 19Does the internal working model contain a model of the self as effective when interacting with others ?Yes
- 20Can parents/carers stay with their children during a hospital stay as a result of Bowbly ?Yes
- 21Are there settling in policies and procedures in early years settings as a result of Bowbly ?Yes
- 22Did research from the Robertsons show that the impact of separation can be reduced if children have become attached to another care giver before separation takes place (The key worker system) ?Yes
- 23Do insecurely attached people tend to mistrust others ?Yes
- 24Do insecurely attached people tend to lack social skills ?Yes
- 25Do insecurely attached people tend to have a problem forming relationships ?Yes
- 26What are 3 types of insecurely attached people ?• Anxious/Ambivalent
• Anxious/Avoidant
• Anxious/Disorganised - 27What is the care giver behaviour of a secure attachment ?Consistent, responsive
- 28What is the implicit memory outcome of a secure attachment ?Feeling safe and comforted
- 29What is the long-term affect of a secure attachment ?Trust, emotional regulation
- 30What is the care giver behaviour of an insecure attachment ?Inconsistent or neglectful
- 31What is the implicit memory outcome of an insecure attachment ?Feeling anxious and uncertain
- 32What is the long-term affect of an insecure attachment ?Mistrust, anxiety in relationships
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- T-level (Element 5, 5.2) Early years - Element 5 - Carla - Course Work Fichas sobre Attachment - Bowlby, creado por JESSICA REAY el 07/01/2026.
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