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AQA Psychology - Attachment

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1ReciprocityHow two people interact with one another (a mother and child respond to each other's signals and respond).
2Interactional SynchronyThe synchronised interaction between carer and child, reflecting emotions and actions of one another.
3ProximitySeeking closeness to something/someone.
4Separation DistressDistress in child when their carer leaves.
5Secure-base BehaviourIndependence but regularly returning to carer.
6Bodily ContactPhysical interactions between child and carer.
7MimickingInfants imitate their carer's expressions and actions.
8CaregivereseThe modified "baby language" that carers use with infants, usually slow, high pitched, and melodic.
9Feldman 2007- Mothers respond to infant's signals two thirds of the time.
- At three months, interaction is more frequent and involves close attention to verbal and facial cues.
10Brazelton 1975Reciprocity was described as a dance, that required turn-taking.
11Meltzoff 1977Interactional synchrony was observed as early as two weeks old.
12DyadTwo individuals regarded as a pair, such as mother-child, and father-child.
13Belsky 1998- Interactions of dyads were well timed, reciprocal and mutually rewarding when developing secure attachment.
- Dyads developing insecure attachment were characterised by the carer being unresponsive, or intrusive.