Secure Or Insecure

Question 1

Secure Attachments: in a secure attachment, there is a strong bond between

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the child and the caregiver

Question 2

Secure Attachment: if the child and the caregiver are separated

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the infant becomes distressed

Question 3

Secure Attachment: when the child and infant are reunited

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the child is easily comforted by the caregiver

Question 4

Secure Attachment: the majority of attachments are

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this type

Question 5

Secure Attachments are associated with a

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healthy cognitive and emotional development

Question 6

Insecure Attachment: the bond between child and caregiver

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is weaker

Question 7

Insecure Attachment: Ainsworth came up with

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two types of insecure attachment

Question 8

what are the two types of insecure attachment?

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Insecure-avoidant

Insecure-resistant

Question 9

Insecure-avoidant - if they’re separated from their caregiver

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the child doesn’t become particularly distressed and can usually be comforted by a stranger

Question 10

Insecure-avoidant - this type of insecure attachment is shown by children who

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generally avoid social interaction and intimacy with others

Question 11

Insecure-resistant - the child of often

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uneasy around their caregiver but becomes upset if they’re separated

Question 12

Insecure-resistant - comfort can’t be given by

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a stranger and it’s also often resisted from the caregiver

Question 13

Insecure-resistant - children who show this style of attachment

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both accept and reject social interaction and intimacy

Question 14

Ainsworth date

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1978