PAPER 1 - ATTACHMENT - influence of early attachment and adult relationships - role of internal working model Flashcards

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what was the aim of hazan and shavers ‘love quiz’?

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to test the role of the internal working model on ADULT relationships

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what was the procedure of hazan and shavers ‘love quiz’?

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questionnaire 1: based on their childhood relationships
questionnaire 2: based on their current relationships

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what were the findings and conclusions of hazan and shavers ‘love quiz’?

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  • attachment history similar to those found in infancy
  • 56% secure, 25% avoidant, 19% resistant
  • positive correlation between attachment type and love experiences
  • securely attached adults described love as happy, friendly 10+ years relationships length
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what were the criticisms of hazan and shavers ‘love quiz’?

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social desirability bias - may have lied to be more accepted when answering (sensitive topic)
retrospective data - flawed recollections, may remember wrong and have inaccurate memory recall

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what is the role of the internal working model?

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schema for relationships and how they should be

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what does the IWM develop?

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during infancy, based on experience of attachment

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what type of model is the IWM?

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operable model of themselves and relationship partner

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why is the IWM an operable model?

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because it given a set of expectations and allows us to predict behaviour in the attachment partner

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what 4 behaviours are influenced by the IWM

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  • childhood friendships
  • romantic relationships
  • mental health
  • poor parenting
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what research is there into childhood friendships?

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the minnesota child-parent study

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what were the findings for the minnesota study?

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  • found continuity between early attachment and later emotional/social behaviour
  • securely attached infancy resulted in highest rated social competence later in childhood - were less isolated, more popular & more empathetic
  • securely attached infants have higher expectations - friendly, trusting
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what research is there into romantic relationships?

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hazan and shaver’s ‘love quiz’

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what were the findings for the ‘love quiz’ study?

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  • demonstrated a link between early attachment type and later relationships
  • individuals securely attached had long lasting romantic relationships
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