Caregiver-Infant Interactions Flashcards

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What does Attachment mean?

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  • it is an emotional tie or bond between two people.
  • The relationship is two way
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What is Caregiver-Infant Interaction?

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  • The mutual exchanges between caregivers and infants that encourages and maintain attachment bonds.
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What is Reciprocity?

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  • A description of how two people interact.
  • CII is reciprocal which means that both infant and caregiver respond to each other’s signals and receives a response from the other.
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What is Interactional Synchrony?

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  • Caregiver and Infant reflect both the actions and emotions of the other and do this in a synchronised way.
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What are the three ways attachment behaviour is shown?

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  • Proximity Seeking
  • Seperation Distress
  • Secure-based Behaviour
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Give an example of Reciprocity.

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  • The mum laughs and the baby laugh as a response to the mum laughing (like a dance).
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Give an example of Interactional Synchrony.

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  • Mum and baby laugh at the same time.
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What did researchers do to investigate Reciprocity between infants and caregivers and what dod they find?
(Don’t need to know names)

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  • Infants were filmed whilst an audio clip of adult voices were played.
  • A frame bu frame analysis was carried out of the infants movements responding to the audio clips.
  • Found that infants coordinated their actions in time to the rhythm of adults speaking. This formed a ‘turn-taking conversation.
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What did researchers do to investigate Interactional Synchrony and what did they find?
(Don’t need to know names)

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  • 30 Mothers and infants were observed together
  • They were assessed on the degree of synchrony and the quality of mother-infant attachment.
  • High levels of synchrony were associated with better quality mother-infant attachment.
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