Attatchment

Question 1

contact matinence

Answer 1

what baby is doing to make sure they stay in contact with caregiver

Question 2

avoidance

Answer 2

child resist being in contact with attached caregiver; avoiding eye contact, hesitation before coming to them

Question 3

how child acts when caregiver returns

Answer 3

return greetings

Question 4

child will explore freely while mother is present, visibly upset when mother leaves, happy to see mother return, will not engage with stranger if mother is not in the room

Answer 4

securely attached

Question 5

most adaptive attachment style

Answer 5

secure attachment

Question 6

anxious of exploration and strangers, even when mother is present; child is extremely distressed when mother departs; mother engaged with child on her terms; child is ambivalent when mom returns, close to mother but resentful

Answer 6

resistant/anxious exploration

Question 7

children with this attachment grow up to be very clingy; easily angered; seek a better caretaker than they had at home

Answer 7

resistant / anxious attachment

Question 8

style will avoid or ignore mother; show little emotion when mother returns or departs; will not explore very much regardless of who is there

Answer 8

avoidant attachment

Question 9

show a lack of attachment behavior; reactions to caregivers are a mix of attachment styles; display dazed behavior

Answer 9

disorganized behavior

Question 10

child is completely still for 30secs-1minute in presence of parent

Answer 10

catatonic

Question 11

kids with this attachment tend to be bullies or are the kid that other kids don’t want to play with; or can be narcissistic

Answer 11

avoidant attachment

Question 12

securely attached 2 year ldd are more enthusiastic, persistent, cooperative, more effective in solving problems

Answer 12

cognitive consequence of secure attachment

Question 13

more socially competent, stronger self-esteem, more self-confidence

Answer 13

social consequence of secure attachment