Attachment Flashcards

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Attachment and later relationship: strength

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Early attachment consistently predicts later attachment, emotional well being and attachment to own children
Strength of relationship =depends on attachment

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attachement and later relationships: limitation

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research are not longitudinal
- ask the ppts about relationship with parents
- create validity issues, honesty and hard to know what is being assesed

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ALR: limitation

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existence of confounding variables
McCarthy - studies asses attachment in infancy = valid

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romanian orphans : strength

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real world application
- improve conditions for children growing up
- improve care homes , one or two key workers
- emotional care
- foster or adoption- accomadate

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romanian orphans : strength

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lack confounding variables
-orphan studies before, physical+ mental trauma
-romanian orphans- had loving loving parents , could afford

counterpoint
- insitutions were poor, no comfort
- effects, introducted different variables

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RO: limitation

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lack of adult data
-long term effects of early insitutional care
-research questions: mental health problems + maintain adult and romantic relationships

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Bowleys maternal deprivation : limitation

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poor evidence
-bowlby conducted study himself = bias
-knew teenagers would show signs of psychopathy
- inspired by Goldfarbs- orphans
but they had early trauma
- not taken as serious evidence

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bowlbys maternal deprivation : limitation

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confusion between different types of early experiences
- Rutter
- deprivation- loss of P.A after attachment developed
-privation- failure to form early attachment in the first place
= bowlby , privation then deprivation

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bowlbys maternal deprivation

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bowlby’s idea of critical period
- damage is inevitable= child don’t form attachment in 2 half years of life
Koluchova- czech twins
- severe mental and physical abuse
- after immense care = fully recovered, trauma not permanent
= seen as sensitive period

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cultural variations : strength

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indigenous psychologist
-same cultural background as ppts
-Takahashi- japanese
= no potential problems with cross- cultural research (misunderstand language)
- increase validity

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cultural variations : limitation

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impact of confounding variables
-characteristics - poverty, social class= confound results as the age of ppts studied in different countries
-environmental variables
-small room, nice toys = babies explore more
big room, empty = babies classified as avoidant

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cultural variations : limitation

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imposed etic
-we impose an idea or technique that works in one cultural context
- e.g. reunion with caregiver in S.S
-USA- lack of affection= avoidant attachment
- Germany- independence
= may not work in germany
= meaningless in some cultures

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strange situation : strength

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predicts number of aspects of the body later development
-babies type B ( secure) = good outcome in adult + childhood
McCormick et al
- better in educqation , less bullying involvement
ward
- better mental health
insecure resistant attachment= worst outcome

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S.S : strength

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good inter- rater reliability
Bick
tested inter-rater reliability for a team of trained observers
- agreement of attachment type of 94%
- S.S= controlled conditions
- stranger anxiety involve large movements (cry and crawling)
= not subjective judgments

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S.S :limitation

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culture bond
- S.S- developed in Britain and the USA
Takahashi
- Japanese study- babies displayed high levels of separation anxiety
= mother-baby separation is very rarse

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bowlbys monotropic theory: limitation

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lacks validity
Schaffer + Emerson
- significant minority formed multiple attachments at the same time
-first attachment does have strong influence = stronger
not different in quantity from other attachments
- same key quanties (emotional support)

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Bowlbys monotropic : strength

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evidence - cute baby behaviours , desgined to elicit interactions
Brazelton
-osbserved babies and social releases
-asked P.A.F to ignore babies social releases
- became distress then motionless

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Bowlbys monotropic : strength

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support for internal working model
Bailey
-assessed 99 mothers + 1 year old kid
- also measured attachment to P.A.F own mothers
= mothers with poor attachment with their own P.A.F they were more likely to have poorly attached babies