Types of Attachment: Secure, Insecure-avoidant and Insecure-resistant (OCR A-Level Psychology): Quizzes
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What are the three types of attachment identified in attachment theory?
What are the three types of attachment identified in attachment theory?
Secure, insecure-avoidant, insecure-resistant
What level of responsiveness do caregivers show in secure attachments?
What level of responsiveness do caregivers show in secure attachments?
High sensitive responsiveness
What reunion behaviour do securely attached children display?
What reunion behaviour do securely attached children display?
Happy reunion behaviour
What type of relationships do securely attached children form when older?
What type of relationships do securely attached children form when older?
Happy, healthy relationships
What responsiveness pattern do caregivers show in insecure-resistant attachments?
What responsiveness pattern do caregivers show in insecure-resistant attachments?
Inconsistent sensitive responsiveness
How do insecure-resistant children behave regarding exploration?
How do insecure-resistant children behave regarding exploration?
Unwilling to explore
What reunion behaviour do insecure-resistant children display?
What reunion behaviour do insecure-resistant children display?
Angry reunion behaviour
What relationships do insecure-resistant children form when older?
What relationships do insecure-resistant children form when older?
Clingy, unstable relationships
What responsiveness do caregivers show in insecure-avoidant attachments?
What responsiveness do caregivers show in insecure-avoidant attachments?
Low sensitive responsiveness
What level of stranger anxiety do insecure-avoidant children display?
What level of stranger anxiety do insecure-avoidant children display?
Low stranger anxiety
Which attachment type displays low separation anxiety?
Which attachment type displays low separation anxiety?
Insecure-avoidant
What did Bowlby call the idea that attachment styles remain consistent?
What did Bowlby call the idea that attachment styles remain consistent?
Continuity hypothesis