Separation and Deprivation (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Quizzes
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What is deprivation in attachment theory?
What is deprivation in attachment theory?
When a formed attachment is disrupted
In the despair stage, what self-soothing behaviours emerge?
In the despair stage, what self-soothing behaviours emerge?
Rocking, thumb sucking, cuddling objects
How does a child in the detachment stage react when the mother returns?
How does a child in the detachment stage react when the mother returns?
Rejects her and turns away from her
At what age did Schaffer find that protest to separation became marked?
At what age did Schaffer find that protest to separation became marked?
At 28 weeks of age
How many of the 44 juvenile thieves had an 'affectionless character'?
How many of the 44 juvenile thieves had an 'affectionless character'?
14 thieves
What separation period was linked to affectionless character in the 44 thieves study?
What separation period was linked to affectionless character in the 44 thieves study?
Over 6 months before age 6 years
What characterises anaclitic depression observed in Spitz's orphanage babies?
What characterises anaclitic depression observed in Spitz's orphanage babies?
Emotional withdrawal, loss of appetite, cry
What did Goldfarb find about institutional children at 3 years old?
What did Goldfarb find about institutional children at 3 years old?
They were intellectually & socially behind
What did Robertson & Robertson find about good-quality substitute care?
What did Robertson & Robertson find about good-quality substitute care?
It reduced the intensity of distress
At what age does the protest response to separation diminish according to Bowlby?
At what age does the protest response to separation diminish according to Bowlby?
Around the third birthday