Care-giver infant interactions Flashcards

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What are the 4 stages of attachment ?
What are he corresponding ages ?

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Stage 1 - Pre attachment (birth-6 weeks)
Stage 2 - Indiscriminate (6 weeks - 7 months)
Stage 3 - Discriminate (7-12 months)
Stage 4 - Multiple attachment (12+ months)

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Who studied the stages of attachment ?

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Schaffer and Emerson
longitudinal study
60 working class infants

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Evaluate the stages of attachment study ?

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+ High ecological validity
- Poor population/ temporal validity
- Culturally relative - collectivist countries
- Bowlby - multiple attachments
- Stage theory

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Define reciprocity ?

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two way process responding to the action of another or give another person something to respond to.

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What was the study on reciprocity ?

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Jaffe - turn taking
reinforce attachment bond

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Define interactional synchrony ?

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Mirroring actions and emotions of another person

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Who studied Interactional synchrony ?

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Meltzoff and Moore
3 distinct facial features and gestures
Filmed the child’s response
found an association
reinforce the attachment bond

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What are the two ways of reinforcing an attachment bond between the child and caregiver ?

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Reciprocity
Interactional synchrony

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Evaluate reciprocity and interactional synchrony

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PCCDI
- problems with testing, infants in constant motion
- culturally bias, R and IS not found in every country E.g. Kenya
+ Controlled observation, filmed, independent observers
- Describe not explain the behaviours, Feldman
+ Imitative behaviour forms basis for social interactions

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10
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What is the role of the father ?

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Lamb
attachment formed through play

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Evaluate the role of the father ?

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+ Importance to the mother as well
+ Benefits to children long term
+ Can prevent negative outcomes
+ Rederson, small sample
- MacCallum and Golombok, develop the same without the role of the father

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