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Inf/Tod/Ch Ch 6 #7
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Strong attachment reflects a sense of basic _____ | Trust |
| Infants become attached to the people who _____ and _____ with them | Play; Interact |
| Bowlby's first stage of developmental attachment (0-2 months) says infants respond positively to _____ person | Any |
| Bowlby's 2nd stage of attachment (6 months) says infants respond mainly to the ________ caregiver | Primary |
| Bowlby's 3rd state of attachment(6+ months) says infant greets primary caregiver upon their return after an absence and treats strangers with ______ | Caution |
| Research shows that a mother's sensitivity to an infant's needs during the first months is _______ of the quality of their later relationship | Predictive |
| Setting in which the infant is placed in an unfamiliar room and allowed to explore toys with either the mother or a stranger present | Strange-Situation |
| _____ behavior is believed to reflect the degree of security in the attachment relationship between mother and child | Reunion |
| Attachment theory suggests that early development of attachment comes through the caregiver's ________ to the infant's signals for attention and attempts at communication and builds the foundation of secure attachments | Sensitivity |
| Attachment security is related to the sensitivity of the caregiver; mutuality; synchrony; stimulation, ______ attitude, and _______ support | Positive; Emotional |
| ________ child rearing conditions may override the effect of sensitivity | Unfavorable |
| _______ strains and stresses may overburden parental sensitivity as an influence on emotional security | Life's |
| _______ temperamental characteristics may also influence the development of attachment | Inherited |
| The father's sensitivity influences infant attachment, but has less effect than the ______ - infant relationship | Mother |
| The relationships with the mom as principal caregiver seems to be more _______ of the child's later feelings of security than the child's ______ with the father. | Predictive; Relationship |
| Maternal sensitivity and responsiveness does have an effect on the ______ level when the mom and infant are separated in child care | Stress |
| Child care alone does not have a ____ or benefit on the development of infant-mother attachment as measured by the strange situation | Risk |
| Poor mother sensitivity COMBINED with poor quality, unstable childcare ______ the risk of poor attachment | Increases |
| The first ___ months is a critical time for the development of an attachment relationship | 3 |
| Strength of attachment at 18 months has been found to be predictive of ______ attachment | Later |
| Attachment is related to kids ______ with securely attached kids seeking help from mom when challenged compared to an un insecurely attached kids not seeking her help | Functioning |
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