emotional and social development

define attachment

• Attachment refers to a physical object or item.
• Attachment is a legal agreement between parties.
• Attachment is a type of software used for emails.
• a strong emotional connection between a child and a carer

what is a secure attachment

• A secure attachment is a bond based on fear and anxiety.
• A secure attachment is characterized by constant conflict and distrust.
• A secure attachment is a healthy emotional bond characterized by trust and safety.
• A secure attachment is an emotional bond that lacks communication and support.

what is an insecure attachment

• Insecure attachment refers to a secure and trusting relationship.
• Insecure attachment is an emotional bond marked by anxiety, avoidance, or ambivalence.

• Insecure attachment is a strong emotional bond with consistent caregiving.
• Insecure attachment is characterized by complete independence and lack of emotional connection.

give a reason why attachment between a caregiver and a child may be disrupted

• Parents mental health issues.

• Stable home environment.
• High levels of affection.
• Consistent caregiving.

2 criticisms of bowlbys theory of attachment

• Personality can be inherited.

• Bowlby's theory suggests that attachment styles are fixed and unchangeable.
• Delinquent behaviour can be linked to environment.

• Bowlby's theory is widely accepted across all cultures without criticism.

What is meant by separation anxiety

• Separation anxiety is a condition where individuals experience intense fear or distress when separated from attachment figures.
• An emotional state of indifference towards separation
• A condition where individuals seek constant companionship
• A feeling of happiness when alone

name a way caregivers can promote a secure attachment with an infant

• Only hold the infant during feeding times.
• Consistently respond to the infant's needs.
• Ignore the infant's cries.
• Limit physical contact to once a day.

define self concept

• Self-concept is a measure of intelligence.
• Self-concept refers to a person's financial status.
• Self-concept is the same as self-esteem.
• Self-concept is the overall idea of who a person thinks they are based on their beliefs.

define self image

• Self-image is how others perceive you.
• Self-image is a measure of physical appearance.
• Self-image is the personal view or perception one has of themselves.
• Self-image is a psychological disorder.

define self esteem

• Self-esteem is a measure of intelligence.
• Self-esteem is the ability to influence others.
• Self-esteem is the overall sense of self-worth or personal value.
• Self-esteem is the amount of money one has.