Bowlby’s Monotropic Theory (OCR A-Level Psychology): Quizzes
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According to Bowlby, why are attachments biologically pre-programmed through evolution?
According to Bowlby, why are attachments biologically pre-programmed through evolution?
Due to the need for survival
Which is NOT a feature of Bowlby's monotropic theory?
Which is NOT a feature of Bowlby's monotropic theory?
Multiple attachments
What does 'monotropic attachment' mean in Bowlby's theory?
What does 'monotropic attachment' mean in Bowlby's theory?
Attachment with one, special caregiver
What is the critical period for attachment formation in Bowlby's theory?
What is the critical period for attachment formation in Bowlby's theory?
First 2.5 years
According to Bowlby, how many caregivers do babies form attachments with?
According to Bowlby, how many caregivers do babies form attachments with?
Just one, special caregiver
What happens if attachments don't form in the critical period?
What happens if attachments don't form in the critical period?
They don't form at all
How are attachments formed according to Bowlby?
How are attachments formed according to Bowlby?
Biologically pre-programmed
Which is a feature of Bowlby's monotropic theory?
Which is a feature of Bowlby's monotropic theory?
Social releasers
What does 'monotropy' refer to in Bowlby's theory?
What does 'monotropy' refer to in Bowlby's theory?
Attachment to one caregiver
Which is included in Bowlby's four features of attachment?
Which is included in Bowlby's four features of attachment?
Internal working model