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1 Infancy

2 Childbirth Across Cultures

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4 Newborn States

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6 Shyness- valued, or not?

7 Contrast effects

8 Ainsworth: Measuring Attachment Security
resistent avoidant secure

9 Cultural Variations in Attachment Security

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11 Attachment ≠ Imprinting!

12 Attachment 12

13 Origins of Attachment

14 Parenting Styles Baumrind Style Accep- tance Parental Control Autonomy
Granting Authoritative ++ + Authoritarian - Permissive Uninvolved

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16 The dangers of false self-esteem

17 Clips Visual cliff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OelrPzpQ6Q
Int Synch (:30 to end) Temperament test- Kagan (start at :39) Harlowe’s monkeys (1:11 total) Renee Spitz (4:04 to 5:36) Strange situation:

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