Attachment

Question 1

Schaffer and Emersons

Answer 1

Stages of attachment

Question 2

Attachment at 0-3m

Answer 2

A child will respond to any caregiver

Question 3

Attachment at 4-7m

Answer 3

Can recognise primary caregiver

Question 4

Attachment at 7-9 m

Answer 4

Preference for primary caregiver.
Stranger anxiety.

Question 5

Attachment at 10+ months

Answer 5

Branch out to form multiple attachments

Question 6

Attachment

Answer 6

The first bond between one parent and a child

Question 7

Separation anxiety

Answer 7

The fear a baby experiences when separated from primary caregiver

Question 8

Stranger anxiety

Answer 8

A child’s fear of unfamiliar people

Question 9

Bolby

Answer 9

Theory of attachment

Question 10

Critical period

Answer 10

The time frame in which an infant must form their first bond.

Question 11

Attachment model

Answer 11

This is the blueprint left by a child’s primary attachment

Question 12

Disruption of attachment can cause

Answer 12

. Delinquency
. Difficulty in forming future relationships
. Low self - esteem
. Mental illness

Question 13

Privation

Answer 13

Inability to form attachment due to lack of social stimuli

Question 14

Ainsworth

Answer 14

Strange attachment theory

Question 15

Secure attachment

Answer 15

. Parents are kind and consistent
. Child is confidant and loving

Question 16

Insecure avoidant attachment

Answer 16

. Parent rejects or neglects child
. Child is hyper independent and will go to strangers for comfort

Question 17

Insecure resistant attachment

Answer 17

. Parent is inconsistent and unpredictable
. Child does not show love or trust but will crave parents comfort

Question 18

Disorganised attachment

Answer 18

. Parent or environment has violence or abuse
. Child has strong and unpredictable emotions, nobody can calm or comfort them

Question 19

Secure adult

Answer 19

. Confident in making new friendships
. Confident expressing themself and setting boundaries

Question 20

Resistant Adult

Answer 20

. Strong need to be loved, often jealous or possessive
.Struggles setting boundaries and communicating

Question 21

Avoidant adult

Answer 21

. Difficulties trusting people or asking for help
. Confidant but hyper independent and socially inept

Question 22

Disorganised adult

Answer 22

. Often suffer from mental illness or personality disorders
. Replicate parents violence

Question 23

How might disability impact attachment

Answer 23

. Practical barriers such as communication in deaf kids
. Grief over shorter life expectancy or lower quality of life

Question 24

How may being in care affect attachment

Answer 24

. Inconsistent care providers
. Lack of attention
. Limited resources

Question 25

How might physical separation affect attachment

Answer 25

. Being kept in an incubator prevents skin to skin
. Mother going into surgeries for extended period prevents attachment in critical period

Question 26

How might post natal depression affect attachment

Answer 26

. Mother may not interact with child as much
. May show rejection or contempt towards the child