Types of Attachment: Secure, Insecure-avoidant and Insecure-resistant (OCR A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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3 types of attachment
3 types of attachment
Secure, insecure-avoidant, insecure-resistant
Caregiver responsiveness in secure attachment
Caregiver responsiveness in secure attachment
High sensitive responsiveness
Secure attachment exploration behaviour
Secure attachment exploration behaviour
Happy to explore, use caregiver as safe base
Stranger anxiety in secure attachment
Stranger anxiety in secure attachment
High stranger anxiety
Reunion behaviour in secure attachment
Reunion behaviour in secure attachment
Happy reunion behaviour
Later relationships from secure attachment
Later relationships from secure attachment
Happy, healthy relationships
Caregiver responsiveness in insecure resistant
Caregiver responsiveness in insecure resistant
Inconsistent sensitive responsiveness (variable behaviour)
Child traits in insecure resistant attachment
Child traits in insecure resistant attachment
Needy and attention-seeking
Reunion behaviour in insecure resistant
Reunion behaviour in insecure resistant
Angry reunion behaviour
Later relationships from insecure resistant
Later relationships from insecure resistant
Clingy, unstable relationships
Caregiver responsiveness in insecure avoidant
Caregiver responsiveness in insecure avoidant
Low sensitive responsiveness
Stranger anxiety in insecure avoidant
Stranger anxiety in insecure avoidant
Low stranger anxiety
Later relationships from insecure avoidant
Later relationships from insecure avoidant
Struggle to form relationships
Continuity hypothesis (Bowlby)
Continuity hypothesis (Bowlby)
Attachment styles remain consistent