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Developmental Psychology Flashcards

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1
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What are the four behaviours proposed by Maccoby for determining whether two individuals have an attachment?

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  1. Seeking proximity.
  2. Distress on separation.
  3. Joy on reunion.
  4. General orientation.
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Which researcher studied imprinting in geese?

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Lorenz.

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Which study investigated the importance of skin-to-skin contact between mothers and babies?

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Klaus and Kennell.

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Which study investigated the gradual development of attachments?

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Schaffer and Emerson.

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What are the two main forms of conditioning?

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  1. Operant.

2. Classical.

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How does operant conditioning lead to the formation of attachments?

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Negative and positive reinforcement causes child and mother to form attachment behaviours.

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How does classical conditioning lead to the formation of attachments?

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Association of mother with milk causes child to form attachment behaviour to mother.

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Which three studies contradict the learning theory of attachment?

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  1. Schaffer and Emerson.
  2. Harlow and Harlow.
  3. Harlow and Zimmerman.
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Which researcher proposed the evolutionary theory of attachment?

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Bowlby.

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What does ‘innate’ mean?

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That the behaviour is instinctive.

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What does ‘monotropy’ refer to?

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The idea that a child may form multiple attachments, but one will always be the most important.

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What is an ‘internal working model’?

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A template for the child’s future relationships, based on their relationship with their primary caregiver.

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How long is the ‘sensitive period’?

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Approximately three years.

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What does the evolutionary theory state will happen if a child does not form an attachment within the first three years of their life?

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The child will become troubled.

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Which researchers, using their ‘love quiz’, provide support for the continuity hypothesis?

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Hazan and Shaver.

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Which researchers contradict the idea of monotropy?

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Schaffer and Emerson.

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Which researcher carried out the Strange Situation experiment?

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Ainsworth.

18
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What are the three types of attachments?

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  1. Secure.
  2. Insecure avoidant.
  3. Insecure resistant.
19
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How were types A, B, and C divided?

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A: 15%
B: 70%
C: 15%

20
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Which researchers carried out a meta-analysis of the Strange Situation experiment?

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Van IJzendoorn and Kroonenberg.

21
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Which researcher carried out the Strange Situation experiment in Japan?

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Takahashi.

22
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Which researchers carried out the Strange Situation experiment in Germany?

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Großmann and Großmann.

23
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Which researchers investigated the effects of separation, thereby forming the PDD model?

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Robertson and Robertson.

24
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What does PDD stand for?

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Protest.
Despair.
Detachment.

25
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What are three behaviours associated with separation anxiety?

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  1. Extreme clinginess.
  2. Detachment.
  3. Demanding behaviour.
26
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What five factors affect a child’s response to separation?

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  1. Age.
  2. Type of attachment.
  3. Sex of child.
  4. Who child is left with.
  5. Previous separation experience.
27
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What is privation?

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The lack of attachment at all in early childhood.

28
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What are two types of privation?

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  1. Institutionalisation.

2. Isolation.

29
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Which researcher investigated privation in a pair of Czech twins?

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Koluchova.

30
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Which researcher investigated privation in Genie?

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Curtiss.

31
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Which researchers investigated the effects of institutionalisation in children brought up in social care?

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Tizard and Hodges.

32
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Which researcher is investigating the effect of institutionalisation on Romanian orphans?

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Rutter.

33
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Which researcher stated that children need to form attachments to staff in social care homes?

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Dontas.

34
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Which researchers stated that positive experiences following institutionalisation are important for later parenting experience?

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Quinton and Rutter.

35
Q

What are the two main options for daycare?

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  1. Nursery-based.

2. Family-based.

36
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Which research study in Sweden investigated the effects of different types of daycare in the long-term?

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Campbell, Lamb and Hwang.

37
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What are three studies suggesting positive effects of daycare?

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  1. Andersson.
  2. Schindler.
  3. Clarke-Stewart.
38
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What are three studies suggesting negative effects of daycare?

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  1. Field.
  2. DiLalla.
  3. Belsky.
39
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Which research study in London investigated the different types of daycare?

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Melhuish.

40
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What are five characteristics of good quality daycare?

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  1. Low adult:child ratio.
  2. Small-sized group.
  3. Mixed-age group.
  4. Well-trained staff.
  5. Low staff turnover.

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