Influence of early attachment on childhood and adult relationships- Bowlby Flashcards

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What are the evaluations?

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-Harlow
-deterministic
-retrospective data

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Explain RTS by Harlow.

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-he seperated monkey’s at birth from there mothers and placed them in cages
-no early attachments formed
-He found that monkey’s found it difficult to form relationships with other monkey’s
-e.g difficulty mating,inadquate mothers
-supports as negative early attachment lead to negative future relationships

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Explain the evaluation of deterministic.

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-the principle of theory says that our behaviour is controlled/ determined by early relationships
-negative early attachment with parents can lead to them having a negative attachment with there won children
-this neglects free will and choice
-e.g someone who had a negative,insecure attachment with there parents may have a positive secure attachment with there children so they don’t have to experiance what they did.

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Explain the evaluation of retrospective data.

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-ppt have to think back to there early attachment relationships
-weakens the study
-relies on a individuals accuracy on recalling early attachment relationships
-however usually found to be inaccurate
-lowering IV

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Explain the ‘in depth’ internal working model.

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-‘mental representation’ schema of attachment with PCG
-acts as a model for all future relationships
-loving and responsive caregivers would create a positive internal working model
-unresponsive, insecure attachment and have a negative internal working model also may not behave appropriately in relationships
-influence the nature of future relationships with peers,own children and adults

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Explain the different types of attachment with PEERS.

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securely attached- better quality relationships
insecurely attached- difficulty making friends .
Smith et al, predicted bullying behaviour in which insecure avoidant were the victims and insecure resistant were the bully’s

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Explain the different types of attachment found within adult romantic relationships.

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-Hazer and Shaver gave questionnaires for a ‘love quiz’
Secure attachment=56%,positive and long lasting relationships trusted there partners
Insecure avoidant= 25%, jealousy and feared intimacy
Insecure resistant=19%, fear of abandonment and put pressure on partner

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Explain the effects on there relationship with there own children.

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-people base parenting style off there internal working model
Baily et al found that mothers attachment with children was the same as the one with there parents

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