Attachment

1. 1Stages of Attachments:
   Stage 1- [blank_start]Asocial[blank_end]
   From birth until about [blank_start]2[blank_end] months, infants' responses are the [blank_start]same[blank_end] towards any object. During the end of the [blank_start]2[blank_end] months, they show signs for [blank_start]social[blank_end] stimuli (smiling face) and are happier around [blank_start]people[blank_end], rather than objects. [blank_start]Reciprocity[blank_end] and interactional [blank_start]synchrony[blank_end] are crucial at this stage.
   Stage 2- [blank_start]Indiscriminate[blank_end] Attachments
   Infants becomes more social at around [blank_start]4[blank_end] months old. Could recognise [blank_start]familiar[blank_end] faces and can distinguish between [blank_start]face[blank_end] and inanimate objects. However, they do not show any real preferences between one distinct person and are happy being around [blank_start]strangers[blank_end].
   Stage 3- [blank_start]Specific[blank_end] Attachments
   Infants show more signs of [blank_start]separation[blank_end] anxiety and show [blank_start]positive[blank_end] response when reunited to one particular person. That person becomes a [blank_start]primary[blank_end] attachment figure for that infant and these are typically the person who reacts the most [blank_start]sensitive[blank_end] to the needs of the infant.
   Stage 4- [blank_start]Multiple[blank_end] Attachments
   Infants starts to form other attachments to [blank_start]other people[blank_end], besides the primary attachment figure, by the age of [blank_start]1[blank_end]. These people form the [blank_start]secondary[blank_end] attachments, with the infant.

   1. AAsocial
   2. B2
   3. Csame
   4. D2
   5. Esocial
   6. Fpeople
   7. GReciprocity
   8. Hsynchrony
   9. IIndiscriminate
   10. J4
   11. Kfamiliar
   12. Lfaces
   13. Mstrangers
   14. NSpecific
   15. Oseparation
   16. Ppositive
   17. Qprimary
   18. Rsensitive
   19. SMultiple
   20. Tother people
   21. U1
   22. Vsecondary
2. 2Which of these are signs of a securely attached infant?

   1. AWill use their primary caregiver as a secure base, during exploration.
   2. BShowing mild distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   3. CShowing pleasure and comfort when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   4. DShowing signs of being wary of strangers.
   5. EShowing little distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   6. FShowing extreme distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   7. GShowing indifference and little pleasure when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   8. HShowing anger and little comfort when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   9. IShowing signs of indifference of strangers.
   10. JShowing signs of being very wary of strangers.
3. 3Which of these are signs of an insecurely-avoidant attached infant?

   1. AWill not use their primary caregiver as a secure base, during exploration.
   2. BShowing signs of indifference of strangers
   3. CShowing indifference and little pleasure when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   4. DShowing signs of being very wary of strangers.
   5. EShowing anger and little comfort when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   6. FShowing extreme distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   7. GShowing little distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   8. HShowing signs of being wary of strangers.
   9. IShowing pleasure and comfort when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   10. JShowing mild distress when primary caregiver is not present.
4. 4Which of these are signs of an insecurely-resistant attached infant?

   1. AWill not leave their primary caregiver, for exploration.
   2. BShowing signs of being very wary of strangers
   3. CShowing anger and little comfort when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   4. DShowing extreme distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   5. EShowing mild distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   6. FShowing pleasure and comfort when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   7. GShowing signs of being wary of strangers.
   8. HShowing little distress when primary caregiver is not present.
   9. IShowing indifference and little pleasure when reunited to the primary caregiver.
   10. JShowing signs of indifference of strangers

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Psychology Quiz on Attachment, created by Taz P on 23/02/2019.

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