Happy attachment recap

During interaction, the mother's and infant's signals:

• Synchronise

• Differentiate

• Slow down

• Stay the same

Schaffer and Emerson assessed what in the infants?

• Stranger anxiety.

• Separation anxiety.

• Separation and stranger anxiety.

• Zombie-related anxiety.

Which of these behaviours describes Harlow's monkeys that were maternally deprived?

• Aggressive.

• Sociable.

• Socially skilled.

• Good parents.

In learning theory, which of the following is the focus of a primary drive?

• Food.

• Love.

• Comfort

• Aggression.

Which of the following is true of learning theory explanations for attachment?

• They make use of classical conditioning only.

• There is counter-evidence from human studies.

• Attachment is seen as a primary drive.

• They focus on the role of interactional synchrony.

Which of the following statements is true of monotropy?

• One attachment is seen as different and more important than others.

• Children can only attach to one person.

• Children must have one caregiver only.

• The primary attachment figure must be the biological mother

Which of the following is probably not a social releaser?

• Smiling

• Cooing.

• Gripping.

• Projectile vomiting.

How is separation anxiety assessed in the Strange Situation?

• Being spoken to by a stranger.

• Playing in an unfamiliar room.

• Being left alone in the playroom.

• Reunion with the primary attachment figure.

In van IJzendoorn and Kroonenberg's study, which country had the highest rate of insecure-avoidant attachment?

• Germany.

• Sweden.

• Britain.

• Japan.

Which is not true of cross-cultural attachment comparisons?

• Secure attachment is the most common type in every country

• There is more variation within countries than between them.

• Some attachment behaviours seem to have different meanings in different countries.

• Some countries have particularly bad parents.