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Explore Ainsworth's Strange Situation, a controlled observation method for assessing child-caregiver attachment. This summary covers key attachment behaviors, types of attachment (secure, insecure-resistant, insecure-avoidant), and the implications for child development. Ideal for psychology students studying attachment theory and its impact on later life outcomes.

Attachment Assessment Techniques

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ainsworths strange situation

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Ainsworths strange situation

Our internal working model affects our relationships with others during childhood and adulthood.

Explore how early attachment shapes future relationships through the internal working model. This summary covers key concepts such as secure and insecure attachment, the role of childhood experiences, and their implications for adult relationships. Ideal for psychology students studying attachment theory.

Early Attachment Impact

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our internal working model affects our relationships with others during childhood and adulthood.

influence of early attachment on later relationships

Influence of early attachment on later relationships

Bowlby (1988) looked at Lorenz and Harlow's research and proposed an evolutionary explanation: innate system that gives survival advantage, attachment evolved as mechanism to keep animals safe (ensure they stay close to adult caregivers)

Explore Bowlby's Attachment Theory, focusing on key concepts such as monotropy, social releasers, and the internal working model. This summary highlights the importance of primary attachment figures, the critical period for attachment formation, and the implications for child development. Ideal for psychology students studying attachment theory.

Bowlby's Attachment Theory Explained

bowlby (1988) looked at lorenz and harlow's research and proposed an evolutionary explanation: innate system that gives survival advantage, attachment evolved as mechanism to keep animals safe (ensure they stay close to adult caregivers)

explanations of attachment: bowlby's theory

Explanations of attachment: Bowlby's theory

Explore the findings of the Romanian orphan studies on attachment, including the effects of institutionalization on emotional and cognitive development. This summary covers key concepts such as secure and insecure attachment, disinhibited attachment, and the implications for child care practices. Ideal for psychology students studying attachment theory and its real-life applications.

Impact of Romanian Orphan Studies

romanian orphan studies of attachment

Romanian orphan studies of attachment

Explore Schaffer and Emerson's stages of attachment in this detailed mind map. Understand the progression from asocial to multiple attachments, including key findings on separation and stranger anxiety. This resource is essential for students studying attachment theory and its implications in child development.

Stages of Childhood Attachment

schaffers stages of attachment 

Schaffers stages of attachment 

Explore Schaffer and Emerson's key study on the development of attachment in infants. This summary covers the stages of attachment, findings on separation anxiety, and evaluation of the research methodology. Ideal for psychology students studying attachment theory.

Schaffer’s Attachment Stages

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schaffer's stages of attachment 

Schaffer's stages of attachment 

Explore Bowlby's monotropic theory of attachment, focusing on the internal working model, social releasers, and the impact of early relationships on parenting. This mind map covers key concepts such as secure and insecure attachment, the law of continuity, and the critical period for forming attachments. Ideal for students studying attachment theory and its implications in child development.

Bowlby's Attachment Theory

bowlby's monotropic theory of attachment

Bowlby's monotropic theory of attachment

Studies by Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg (1988) and others.

Explore the findings of Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg's meta-analysis on attachment styles across cultures, including secure, insecure-avoidant, and insecure-resistant attachments. This summary highlights key studies, cultural influences on attachment, and the implications for Bowlby's attachment theory. Ideal for psychology students studying attachment theory and cultural variations.

Cultural Attachment Patterns

studies by van ijzendoorn and kroonenberg (1988) and others.

cultural variations in attachment

Cultural variations in attachment

Explore the critical role of interactional synchrony and reciprocity in mother-infant relationships. This summary highlights key findings from observational studies, including the impact of synchronized behaviors on attachment quality and social development. Ideal for students studying attachment theory and caregiver-infant interactions.

Trust VS. Mistrust (0-1 Year)

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