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Mind Map by kati.lombardi, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by kati.lombardi
over 10 years ago
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Bowlby's Theory
- Attachment is adaptive
- Increases chances of survival
- Ensures child stays close
- Kids have innate drive to become attached
- Long term benefits including imprinting
- Increases chances of survival
- Sensitive period
- Limited window for development
- Development of biological systems occur most easily in critical period, but also sensitive
- Illness may stop this happening
- Second quarter of the first year
- Limited window for development
- Caregiving is adaptive
- Drive to provide care is also innate
- Infants are born with certain characteristics called social releasers
- Baby's face
- Smiling
- Crying
- Baby's face
- Provides protection
- Formation of attachments depends on the interaction of these systems
- Drive to provide care is also innate
- A secure base
- Important for protection
- Can explore but still have a safe haven
- Fosters independence
- Important for protection
- Monotropy and Hierarchy
- Becomes strongly attached to person who gives most sensitive response
- Not always mother
- Forms several attachments, but still has a favourite
- Safety net
- Safety net
- Bias towards primary attachment
- Becomes strongly attached to person who gives most sensitive response
- Internal working model
- Trusting relationship
- Develops model of relationship
- Forms from inconsistent or consistent love
- Trusting relationship
- Continuity Hypothesis
- Consistency between early emotional experiences and later relationships
- Securely attached infants remain socially comptetent
- Insecurely attached infants have more issues
- Consistency between early emotional experiences and later relationships
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