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WorksheetsAttachment Recap Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following best describes reciprocity?
A walk
A chat
A dance
A fight
During interaction, the mother's and baby's signals are often seen to....
Synchronise
Differentiate
Slow down
Stay the same
Which of the following are associated with good quality caregiver-infant attachment?
Low levels of caregiver skill in responding to signals
High levels of stress in caregiver(s)
Low levels of interactional synchrony
High levels of interactional synchrony
In which of these stages does a child start to realise who are familiar and unfamiliar to them?
Indiscriminate attachment
Beginnings of attachment
Discriminate attachment
Multiple attachments
At what age do children usually start to form specific attachments?
2 months
7 months
11 months
18 months
What was the name of the researchers called the Glasgow Babies?
(a)
In the 1964 Glasgow Babies study which of the following best describes the participants?
60 girls from Glasgow
60 middle class children from Edinburgh
30 working class boys from Glasgow
60 working class children from Glasgow
Schaffer and Emerson assessed what in babies?
Stranger anxiety
Separation anxiety
Stranger and Separation anxiety
Zombie-related anxiety
Which of the following statements best describes the importance of attachment to the father?
Not important at all
The most important attachment
More important than attachment to the mother
Less important that attachment to the mother
Which of the following activities is more common in fathers than mothers?
Smiling
Holding
Imitating
Playing
Name the term that describes becoming attached to the first thing a bird sees.
(a)
Choose the TWO types of monkeys used in Harlow's research
Wire Mother
Baboon
Chimpanzee
Cloth Mother
According to classical conditioning, which of the following best describes that attachment figure
An unconditioned stimulus
An unconditioned response
A conditioned stimulus
All of the above
Which of the following is true of learning theory explanations of attachment?
They make use of classical conditioning
It include operant and classical conditioning
Attachment is seen as a primary drive
They focus on the role of interactional synchrony
