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psychology: paper 1:

psychology: paper 1: attachment: multiple attachments and the role of the father

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1. what does Bowlby suggest? fathers can fill a closely resembling role to the mother although uncommon as they are more likely to engage in physical activity and play
2. how many infants formed an attachment to the father at 18 months? 75%
3. 75% of infants formed an attachment to the father after how long? 18 months
4. When did Grossman conduct their study? 2002
5. what was Grossman's study procedure? longitudinal study looking at both parents' behaviour and relationships to assess the quality of the children's' attachments into teens
6. what did Grossman find? infant attachment = mother adolescent attachment = father father = more play less nurture
7. when did Field conduct their study? 1978
8. what was Field's procedure? filmed 4 month old babies face to face interaction with primary caregiver mothers, secondary caregiver fathers and primary caregiver fathers
9. what did Field find? key to attachment is the level of responsiveness not the gender of the parent
10. strength of the methodology of Grossman (2002)? longitudinal study means they were able to see the change from infant years to adolescence giving them more representative data
11. strength of the social implications of Field's (1978) study? fathers and single fathers are reassured that they can be the primary attachment figure, information applied to the real world
12. how are there problems with historical context that should be checked? modern society means that women are encouraged to work now and there are more men taking on the 'motherly' role as a stay at home husband etc so it can be argued this is out of date therefore does not apply to the modern world
13. how are there biological explanations for why women tend to be the primary attachment figure the majority of the time? women have more hormones such as oestrogen which naturally makes them more nurturing therefore they are biologically predisposed to be the primary attachment figure
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