Monotropy Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

When should self determination be limited? Only in situations where it would cause harm to a client or others. Jean Piaget Developmental psychologist best known for his theory of cognitive development. Theory states that children learn through interaction in the environment. Nature vs nurture Whether cognitive development is mainly determined by a clients innate qualities (nature), or by his personal experiences (nurture). Many experts avoid this question today. Social de...

Concise notes on Bowlby’s monotropic theory, based on the AQA A level Psychology syllabus. Looks at: - Monotropy - Social releasers -Internal working model - Evaluation of the topic

A full summary of attachment for A -level psychology, each topic is described thoroughly in each page. Black writing is showing A01 content where the green and red show A03 content. This is an easy and clear view of all the content which had helped me in my studies and will strongly help you in your studies.

This document covers the Attachment topic in A level psychology: caregiver-infant interactions, Schaffer and Emerson, role of the father, animal studies (Harlow and Lorenz), learning theory, Bowlby, Bowlby's theory of maternal deprivation, Ainsworth's strange situation, and cultural variations.

A* student’s (2023) hand-written class notes on attachment explanations in the attachment module - AQA A-Level Psychology, Paper 1 (7182/1). These notes include both AO1 and AO3 points for: learning theory; Bowlby’s monotropic theory of attachment. I have included some summary questions to help test your knowledge. Happy revising and good luck!

In depth notes on Bowlby's monotropic theory, Ainsowrth's strange situation, types of attachment, and cultural variations in attachment. key terms. Notes based on the AQA Psychology for A Level Year 1 & AS Student Book: 2nd Edition content. Simple layout to make understanding the notes easier

AQA A Level Psychology Year 1 - Attachments MCQ Already Passed Which of the following best describes reciprocity? a) A walk b) A chat c) A dance d) A fight c) A dance During interaction, the mother's and infant's signals: a) Synchronise b) Differentiate c) Slow down d) Stay the same a) Synchronise Which of the following activities is more common in fathers than mothers? a) Smiling b) Holding c) Imitate d) Playing d) Playing Which of these is a strength of research into early inter...

Discuss the learning theory of attachment and Bowlby’s monotropic theory of attachment. Two mothers at the toddler and parent group are chatting. “I always felt sorry for my husband when Millie was a baby. He used to say his bond with Millie was not as strong as mine because I was breastfeeding.” “I’m not sure”, replies to the other mother. “I think there’s something about a mothers love that makes it more special anyway-and so important for future development.” Refer ...

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AQA psychology revision table, based on advanced information topics (so some missing). Summary of all A01 content (1st column), supporting studies (2nd column) and evaluation/A03 points (3rd column) in order to revise summaries and structure 16 mark essays!