What is Attachment An emotional tie or relationship between two people shown in their behaviour.

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What is Attachment An emotional tie or relationship between two people shown in their behaviour.

Attachment is Shown Seeking proximity Distress in separation Joy on reunion General orientation (wanting to be close)

ethology The study of animal behaviour. Helps survival. Two people together are more likely to survive than separate. Evolutionary. Lorenz!

Critical Period A specific period of time in which something has to develop. Limbs in the womb from the embryo. If interfered with may not develop properly and will have a lasting effect.

Sensitive Period A period of time in which something is likely to occur. The development of speech in young children. We saw earlier that this can be effected by isolation.

Klaus and Kennell Skin to skin Evolution: Human babies are helpless. Led to greater closeness Experiment criticised due to group. De Chateau et al replicated with Swedish mothers.

Schaffer and Emerson Phase of attachment: Age range: Characteristics of phase: Pre-attachment phase 0-3 months At about 6 weeks, infants begin to treat other humans differently from objects by smiling and gurgle at them. Indiscriminate attachment phase 3-7 months Infant can distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar people but is quite happy to be comforted by anyone. Discriminate attachment phase 7-9 months Infant distinguishes between carers and strangers and exhibits distress or separation anxiety when left alone (they have developed object permanence) and may be fearful of the strangers. Multiple attachment phase 9+ months Attachments develop with other people (for example, grandparents or brothers and sisters), although the original attachment remains the strongest.