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when was dollard an miller

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1950

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what did they state

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attachment was learned

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what is learning theory split into

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operational and classical conditioning

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what does classical conditioning involve

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unconditioned stimulus (food) —-> unconditioned response (happy baby)

neutral stimulus (mother) + unconditioned stimulus (food)—-> unconditioned response (happy baby)

conditioned stimulus (mother)—-> conditioned response (happy baby)

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what does operant conditioning involve

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The infant gains pleasure / reward as they are being fed. The behaviour of the infant is reinforcing for the caregiver (the caregiver gains pleasure from smiles etc. – reward). The reinforcement process is therefore reciprocal (two way) and strengthens the emotional bond / attachment between the two.

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what is the secondary drive

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Secondary drive hypothesis explains how primary drives which are essential for survival, such as eating when hungry, become associated with secondary drives such as emotional closeness.

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