attachment an emotional connection between infant caregiver
fewmonths to develop
closeness comfort security
reciprocity respond toeach other's signals
callandresponse
influencesthechild's physicalsocialandcognitivedevelopment
becomesthe basis for development or basic trust or mistrust
B
Elf Tedfoselational study ormotherinfant interactions
Babies cannotdisplay
Demand
If it iti i attainedandviceversa
characteristics
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Interactional synchrony reflectboth the emotions oftheother
my
int structuredserrations
rapid meaningful
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assessed thedegree ofsychrony
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infant's response wasfilmedandidentified found flevelsorsynchrony betterqualityrela
independent observers
by
an associationwasfoundbetween theexpression
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onthebaby tell us the reason
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in
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poormobility
Glasgow 2 months in sinatiithafiaimeifeing
nevertheless
moreobservable social behaviour
people inanimateobjects
visited at home onceamonth separation norstrangeranxiety
once at omouths months specificattachment
comforted
byanyone
preference forprimaryattachmentfigure
motherkept a 65 biologicalmother
log
or baby'severyday situations separation from
pic and strangeranxiety
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timing whoofferthemostinteractions responses
what isthedifferencebetween final multip
acca
IEiguI'anjiam'ates I attachment
to
stionaryattachments
25 2w 50 ofthebabiesshowedsignsor ofseparation anxiety to P c
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byage iii h P t.timi.it
p longitudinal study
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to other cultures L me
YimE Erormed
singleattachmentbeforeanyother
Role of the father collectivist
si men
fromtheoosset
Mophnfybafftacnsmietml figures
share Emerson
foundthatmost babiesbecameattached totheirmothersfirst months
75 of babies hadsecondary attachmentstofather 1 18months
determined
bythefactthat the infantsprotested whenthefather walkedawa
Grossman 2002 longitudinal study
f asplaymate looking at bothparents behaviour relationship quality or child'sattachmentintoteen
found Qualityorattachmentwith M wasrelatedto child'sattachment in adolescence
EYE pia's fitted
with qualityoradolescentattachments
Y mutation
responsiveness sender
m.rs inte
iiigimiig iiitEfiiam s no
gteh Eesp.isinteYsiIattachment
fewmonths to develop
closeness comfort security
reciprocity respond toeach other's signals
callandresponse
influencesthechild's physicalsocialandcognitivedevelopment
becomesthe basis for development or basic trust or mistrust
B
Elf Tedfoselational study ormotherinfant interactions
Babies cannotdisplay
Demand
If it iti i attainedandviceversa
characteristics
Video form
Interactional synchrony reflectboth the emotions oftheother
my
int structuredserrations
rapid meaningful
perhapsgenetic evolutionary
MSE.ie fervhi interactional synchrony so mothers infantstogether and
assessed thedegree ofsychrony
I displayed for facialexpressions gestures alsoassessedthe qualityof therelationship
infant's response wasfilmedandidentified found flevelsorsynchrony betterqualityrela
independent observers
by
an associationwasfoundbetween theexpression
orgesture theadulthad displayedandthe actions these studies do not
onthebaby tell us the reason
for reciprocity or is
, ai s ii iffÉ inanimateareas
in
specificages
alone blabies have
poormobility
Glasgow 2 months in sinatiithafiaimeifeing
nevertheless
moreobservable social behaviour
people inanimateobjects
visited at home onceamonth separation norstrangeranxiety
once at omouths months specificattachment
comforted
byanyone
preference forprimaryattachmentfigure
motherkept a 65 biologicalmother
log
or baby'severyday situations separation from
pic and strangeranxiety
thepic is notnecessarily theperson thechild spendsthemost
timing whoofferthemostinteractions responses
what isthedifferencebetween final multip
acca
IEiguI'anjiam'ates I attachment
to
stionaryattachments
25 2w 50 ofthebabiesshowedsignsor ofseparation anxiety to P c
Real life situation
byage iii h P t.timi.it
p longitudinal study
cannot beapplied
to other cultures L me
YimE Erormed
singleattachmentbeforeanyother
Role of the father collectivist
si men
fromtheoosset
Mophnfybafftacnsmietml figures
share Emerson
foundthatmost babiesbecameattached totheirmothersfirst months
75 of babies hadsecondary attachmentstofather 1 18months
determined
bythefactthat the infantsprotested whenthefather walkedawa
Grossman 2002 longitudinal study
f asplaymate looking at bothparents behaviour relationship quality or child'sattachmentintoteen
found Qualityorattachmentwith M wasrelatedto child'sattachment in adolescence
EYE pia's fitted
with qualityoradolescentattachments
Y mutation
responsiveness sender
m.rs inte
iiigimiig iiitEfiiam s no
gteh Eesp.isinteYsiIattachment
