Attatch Flashcards

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What study provides research evidence to support the learning theory of attachment?

A

Schaffer & Emerson’s (1964) Glasgow babies study

This study explored the development of attachment in infants.

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At what age did 50% of children show their first specific attachment according to Schaffer & Emerson’s study?

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6-8 months

This age is significant in understanding the timeline of attachment development in infants.

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Who was typically the main attachment figure for infants in the study?

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The mother

This implies that the primary caregiver often fulfills the role of the main attachment figure.

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What did Schaffer & Emerson find about infants’ attachment to caregivers?

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Most infants attached to the most responsive carer

This indicates that responsiveness plays a crucial role in attachment rather than just feeding.

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True or False: According to Schaffer & Emerson, attachment is solely based on who provides food to the infant.

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False

The study suggests that attachment is influenced by sensitivity to children’s needs.

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Fill in the blank: Attachment is more complex than just _______.

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associative

This complexity indicates that multiple factors contribute to attachment formation.

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According to the research, what factors contribute to the formation of attachment in infants?

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  • Responsiveness of the caregiver
  • Meeting physiological needs
  • Sensitivity to the child’s needs

These factors suggest that attachment is influenced by emotional and social interactions.

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Percentage of those who attached to someone other than birthing and feeding them

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39%

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