WorksheetsAttachment Lesson 14 Review Quiz
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Van Ijzendoorn & Kroonenberg investigated……
Previous research on attachment
Individual differences in attachment
Cross-cultural variations in attachment
All of the above
The procedure used was a....
Correlation
Experiment
Meta analysis
Observation
Which of these is NOT true about the procedure?
They looked through various databases to find multiple studies on attachment
They looked at over 2000 strange situation classifications from 32 studies
They looked at studies from 16 different countries
They decided to use all those which had used the strange situation classification as part of their procedure
Which of these countries had the lowest number of secure attachments?
Britain
China
West Germany
Israel
Although secure attachments were the most common in all countries, the were differences in the patterns of insecure attachment. Which two of these statement are true…?
For Western cultures the dominant insecure attachment type was avoidant.
For Non-Western cultures the dominant insecure attachment type was resistant.
For Western cultures the dominant insecure attachment type was resistant.
For Non-Western cultures the dominant insecure attachment type was avoidant.
For Western cultures there were the same number of insecure avoidant findings in each culture
For Non-Western cultures there were different numbers of insecure resistant findings in each culture
For Western cultures there were the same number of insecure resistant findings inn each culture
For Non-Western cultures there were different numbers of insecure avoidant findings in each culture
Which attachment style did Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg suggest was the ‘norm’ across all cultures in their conclusion?
Insecure avoidant
Insecure resistant
Insecure disorganised
Secure
From the results, Van Ijzendoorn & Kroonenberg concluded that
You should not judge other cultures from your own perspective
It is over simplified to see countries as one single culture.
The results support that idea that attachment is the ‘best’ for healthy and social development.
That cross-cultural similarities might be explained by mass media spreading ideas about parenting styles.
That experiments are better than meta analysis as a research method
That the Strange Situation doesn't work well in other cultures
In van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg's study, which country had the highest rate of secure attachments?
Israel
USA
Britain
China
In van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg's study, which country had the highest rate of insecure avoidant attachment?
Germany
Sweden
Britain
Japan
In their recent Italian study Simonelli et al found an unsually high level of
Insecure resistant attachment
Secure attachment
Insecure avoidant attachment
Atypical attachment
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
