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Attachment

Mind map: attachment psychology
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Attachment
Attachment
- Learning theory (Behavioural)
- Classical Conditioning
- Unconditioned reinforcer
- Conditioned response
- Association
- Pavlov's dogs
- Unconditioned reinforcer
- Operant conditioning
- Drive state
- Rewards
- Drive state
- Cupboard love
- Harlow and Harlow's monkeys
- Classical Conditioning
- A strong emotional, reciprocal bond between infant and primary caregiver
- 4 Criteria
- Orientates around primary caregiver
- Distress upon separation
- Pleasure upon reunion
- Seek proximity, particularly when stressed
- 4 Criteria
- Evolutionary (Bowlby)
- Innate programming
- Imprinting
- Lorenz' goslings
- Infants' temperament
- Caregiver Sensitivity Hypothesis
- Imprinting
- Critical period
- 2½ years
- Sensitive period, adoption
- 2½ years
- Continuity hypothesis
- Monotropy
- Internal working model
- Innate programming
- Disruptions in Attachment
- Separation: time apart from primary caregiver with the intent of reunition
- Deprivation: prolonged separation
- Privation: no attachment at all
- Reactive Attachment Disorder
- "Crazy Beth" - Child of Rage
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2-Re_Fl_L4
- "Crazy Beth" - Child of Rage
- Reactive Attachment Disorder
- Day Care
- Strange Situation
- Ainsworth and Method
- Cultural Variation
- Takahashi
- Japanese children, extremely distressed and couldn't complete
- Kroonenberg and Van Ijzendoorn
- Collectivist
- China, lowest
- Individualistic
- UK, highest secure
- 8 countries, 32 studies; meta analysis - 70% Secure, 15% IR, 15% IA
- Collectivist
- Takahashi
- Types
- Secure
- Insecure Avoidant
- Insecure Resistant
- Learning theory (Behavioural)
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- Incomplete, but a mind map of AQA A AS Psychology (1)
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- chipperson6nrj
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- Created by Ellie Hughes · Feb 11, 2016
- Copied by chipperson6nrj · Feb 11, 2016
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