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Developmental Psychology
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Developmental Psychology
Different types of attachment
- Secure attachment
- Sensitive responding
- Healthy cognitive/emotional development in future
- Insecure attachment
- Avoidant
- Resistant
- Lack of sensitive responding
- Poor cognitive/emotional development in future
- Secure attachment
Explanations of attachment
- Classical Conditioning
- Learning through association
- Association between an individual & sense of pleasure = attachment bond
- Operant Conditioning
- Learning through reward
- Learning through reward
- Classical Conditioning
Bowlby's evolutionary explanation of attachment
- #We have evolved a biological need to attach to our main care give - monotropy. Forming this attachment has survival value as staying close to mother ensure food and protection. # Strong attachment provides a 'safe base' giving us confidence to explore. # Also gives a template for all future relationships (we learn to care for others) #First 3 years of life = critical period for attachment to develop (or else it may never happen) #If attachment doesn't develop it can seriously damage child's social/emotional development
Effects of privation
- Early experiences can be overcome in the right conditions
- Contradict's Bowlby's sensitive period
Effects of Institutional care
- Longer time spent in institutional care = more likely to experience disinhibited attachment
- Effects are not as global as Bowlby's critical period suggests.
Cross Cultural Variations
- In different cultures, behaviour attachment types can vary
- Different upbringings, religion, morals... affect differences in similarities
Impact of Day care
- Agression
- Many who attended = more aggressive
- Peer relations
- Increased independence
- More friends
- Mediating variables
- Individual differences
- Amount of time spent there
- Age
- Implications of research
- Importance of secure base
- Continuity hypothesis
- Adopt before sensitive period
- Agression
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- Mapa Mental sobre Developmental Psychology, creado por ggarr13088 el 06/05/2014.
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- Creado por ggarr13088 · 6 may 2014
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