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Isabella

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1989
Found that mothers and infants who were very responsive to each other at one months were more likely to be securely attached at 12 months.
Longditudinal study but does not include other factors, personality.

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Genie

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1970
Case study
13 years old

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Rutter

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2007
165 Romanian children, most started in the institution at 1-2 weeks. Control group of 52 children. Children assessed at 4,6 and 11 years of age.
Romanian children who wee adopted before the age of 6mths caught up well 9% disinhibited attachment, those adopted after 26% disinhibited attachment.

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Vanijendoorn and Kroonenburg

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1988
Meta analysis  
Japan: 68% secure               Germany: most avoidant children
             0%  avoidant
             32% resistant
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Takahashi

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1990
68% secure 
0% avoidant
32% resistant 
Strange situation
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Ainsworth and Bell

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1970
66% secure
22% avoidant
12% resistant
100 working class American children 12-18mths
3 main stages child +career, career leaves, reunion with career.

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Hetherington

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1979-1982 Disruption of attatchment
Divorced group showed negative behaviours, aggression, less mature play. Girls seemed to recover better, boys continued to have higher average rates of aggression 2-4 years.
Compared to a control group.
Longditudinal
Only done on children staying with mothers.

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Robertson and Roberston

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1971
Disruption of attachment, John
4 other children fostered
Small sample size

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Hazan and Shaver

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1987 love quiz
Oxytocin 
200 men 400 women
Strong correlation in attachments as a child and relationships as an adult.
Supports ICCM
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Belsky

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2003-2007 Effects of daycare on aggression
Worked with the NICHD
1000 children attending different types of daycare or no daycare. Followed up 5yrs and 12yrs
The more time in daycare the less socially skilled.

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Meitoff and Moore

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1977

Showed that infants as young as 12 days old can imitate facial expressions

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Bowlby

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1944
44 thieves
Affection-less psychopaths
Separation from mother before 5 years

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Belsky and Rovine

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Temperament theory
1982
Newborns that showed behavioural instability were less likely to be securely attached when older
objective measures

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Di Lalla

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1998
124 children aged 5
Observed in a lab, playing pairs with a child they hadn’t met before
Those attending daycare had poorer social skills
didn’t take other factors into account.

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Tizard and Hodges

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1989
65 children raised in a children’s home 4mths-4yrs
With adoptive mother: 95% close attachment at 8yrs, 81% at 16yrs
With biological mother: 46% close attachment at 8yrs, 56% at 16yrs
High attrition rate
21% at 8yrs, 35% at 16yrs

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Schaffer and Emerson

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1964 
60 babies 
65% attatched to the mother 
30% mother was joint 
Assessed every 4 weeks until 1 year then again at 18mths
87% attached at 18mths
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Harlow and Zimmerman

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1959
Monkey study
Supports nature, innate behaviour

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Shea

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1981
Effects of day care on peer relations and aggression
57 children 3-4yrs
Videoed in first 10 weeks after starting nursery
Good objective measures

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What does ICCM stand for?

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Innately programmed
Critical period
Continue to interfere later relationships
Monotropy (have one bond stronger then others)

20
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What is learning theory?

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Operant conditioning and classical conditioning

NURTURE

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What is operant conditioning?

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Operant conditioning occurs when a behaviour has been strengthened or weakened as a result of rewards or punishments
Food = primary reinforcer
Mum = secondary reinforcer

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What is classical conditioning?

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Classical conditioning occurs when associations have been learned between certain stimuli and certain automatic responses
MILK = PLEASURE
MUM + MILK = PLEASURE ( repeated over and over )
MUM = PLEASURE

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What is evolutionary theory?

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NATURE