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1~Introduction to Attachment~
Which of the following best describes reciprocity?- AA walk.
- BA chat.
- CA dance.
- DA fight.
2~Introduction to Attachment~
During interaction, the mother's and infant's signals:- ASynchronise.
- BDifferentiate.
- CSlow down.
- DStay the same.
3~Introduction to Attachment~
Which of the following is more common in fathers than mothers?- ASmiling.
- BHolding.
- CImitating.
- DPlaying.
4~Introduction to Attachment~
Which of these is a strength of research into early attachment?- AIt is a socially sensitive topic.
- BIt is easy to interpret infant behaviour.
- CControlled observations capture fine detail.
- DObservations tell us the functions of behaviour.
5~Schaffer's Stages of Attachment~
In the 1964 study which of the following best describes the participants?- A60 18-month-old girls from Glasgow.
- B60 middle-class children and fathers from Edinburgh.
- C30 working-class boys and their families from Glasgow.
- D60 working-class children and their families from Glasgow.
6~Schaffer's Stages of Attachment~
Schaffer and Emerson assessed what in the infants?- AStranger anxiety.
- BSeparation anxiety.
- CSeparation and stranger anxiety.
- DZombie-related anxiety.
7~Schaffer's Stages of Attachment~
In which of these stages does a child first display social behaviour towards all adults?- AThe asocial stage.
- BThe indiscriminate attachment stage.
- CThe specific attachment stage.
- DThe multiple attachment stage.
8~Schaffer's Stages of Attachment~
At what age do children usually start to form a specific attachment?- A2 months.
- B7 months.
- C11 months.
- D18 months.
9~Animal Studies of Attachment~
What is the phenomenon in which early contact influences mate preference called?- AImprinting.
- BContact comfort.
- CDeprivation.
- DSexual imprinting.
10~Animal Studies of Attachment~
Which of these behaviours describes Harlow's monkeys that were maternally deprived?- AAggressive.
- BSociable.
- CSocially skilled.
- DGood parents.
11~Animal Studies of Attachment~
In which condition were Harlow's monkeys most damaged by early experience?- ABiological mother from birth.
- BWire mother from birth.
- CCloth mother from birth.
- DBiological mother from two months.
12~Animal Studies of Attachment~
Which of these is an argument for animal attachment research?- AClear application to humans.
- BThey form emotional attachments like humans.
- CEthics of animal suffering.
- DReplication of findings.
13~Explanations of Attachment: Learning Theory~
According to classical conditioning, which of the following best describes the attachment figure:- AAn unconditioned stimulus.
- BAn unconditioned response.
- CA conditioned stimulus.
- DAll of the above.
14~Explanations of Attachment: Learning Theory~
A parent learning to comfort a crying baby in order to stop it crying is an example of:- ANegative reinforcement.
- BPositive reinforcement.
- CPunishment.
- DA primary drive.
15~Explanations of Attachment: Learning Theory~
In learning theory, which of the following is the focus of a primary drive?- AFood.
- BLove.
- CComfort.
- DAggression.
16~Explanations of Attachment: Learning Theory~
Which of the following is true of learning theory explanations for attachment?- AThey make use of classical conditioning only.
- BThere is counter-evidence from human studies.
- CAttachment is seen as a primary drive.
- DThey focus on the role of interactional synchrony.
17~Explanations of Attachment: Bowlby's Theory~
Which of the following statements is true of monotropy?- AOne attachment is seen as different and more important than others.
- BChildren can only attach to one person.
- CChildren must have one caregiver only.
- DThe primary attachment figure must be the biological mother.
18~Explanations of Attachment: Bowlby's Theory~
Which of the following is probably not a social releaser?- ASmiling.
- BCooing.
- CGripping.
- DProjectile vomiting.
19~Explanations of Attachment: Bowlby's Theory~
Internal working models have an influence on which of the following?- ARomantic relationships.
- BRelationships with children.
- CRelationships with friends.
- DAll of these.
20~Explanations of Attachment: Bowlby's Theory~
According to Bowlby, the critical period in humans lasts for approximately how long?- AOne month.
- BTwelve months.
- CTwo years.
- DSixteen years.
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