Caregiver-infant Interactions in Humans (AQA A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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Caregiver-infant Interactions in Humans
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What is attachment?

A two-way emotional bond developing gradually

What does stranger anxiety indicate?

An attachment bond has developed

What is interactional synchrony?

Infant coordinates movements with carer's speech

Which example best demonstrates reciprocity?

Carer smiles, baby smiles back, carer smiles

What are the key features of caregiverese?

Higher pitch, song-like, slow, repetitive

What did Meltzoff & Moore (1977) discover about infant mimicry?

Infants 2-3 weeks old could imitate expressions

What did Klaus & Kennell (1976) find about physical contact?

Extended contact led to stronger bonds a year on

What did Papousek et al. (1991) find about caregiverese?

Rising intonation used across cultures

When does reciprocity become evident according to Feldman & Eidelman (2007)?

From three months of age

What cultural variation challenges interactional synchrony's importance?

Kenyan mothers have minimal contact yet bonds form

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