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Mind Map by kerrypierson1, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by kerrypierson1
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Attachment Theory
John Bowlby
- Bowlby rejected view that babies as passive - noted how babies actively seeked interactions with others
- from very first months babies look, reach, smile and make noises to draw people into communication
- Up until 6 months babies actevely seek to establish relationships with people around them but after 6 months they are replaced by significant
relationships.
- Phase 1. Birth to 2-3 months - pays attention to people
Phase 2 3-6 months - more responsive to mother figure
Phase 3 - 6 months to 2 yrs - follows mother, withdraws from
strangers, less friendly to others Phase 4 - 2 plus - develops
insight into mothers feelings, motives and plans
- Phase 1. Birth to 2-3 months - pays attention to people
Phase 2 3-6 months - more responsive to mother figure
Phase 3 - 6 months to 2 yrs - follows mother, withdraws from
strangers, less friendly to others Phase 4 - 2 plus - develops
insight into mothers feelings, motives and plans
- Up until 6 months babies actevely seek to establish relationships with people around them but after 6 months they are replaced by significant
relationships.
- from very first months babies look, reach, smile and make noises to draw people into communication
- Secure and insecure attachments -
research by Mary Ainsworth key
collaborator with Bowlby
- Secure realtionships - highly enjoyable mutally satisfying
relationships - more sensitive to babies signals
- Insecure relationships -
muted and insecure
- Secure realtionships - highly enjoyable mutally satisfying
relationships - more sensitive to babies signals
- Attachment - Not just Mothers a scure attachment can
be realised with the primary care giver.
- different attachment figures are used by children in different ways - normally one or two dominate.
- an attachment figure is a secure base
- Secure base from which to explore the world - Humans need to adapt to ever change world and situations , we
need to interpret responces and what will happen next - Models in our minds - our first Model constructed in the
mind is of his or her mother - enables the child to understand thier own self and the world around them and their
place within it.
- Humans have an natural instint to explore the world around them, having a secure base in a good attachment enables the child to do this
successfully with confidence to develop rather than feeling vulnerable.
- Humans have an natural instint to explore the world around them, having a secure base in a good attachment enables the child to do this
successfully with confidence to develop rather than feeling vulnerable.
- Secure base from which to explore the world - Humans need to adapt to ever change world and situations , we
need to interpret responces and what will happen next - Models in our minds - our first Model constructed in the
mind is of his or her mother - enables the child to understand thier own self and the world around them and their
place within it.
- an attachment figure is a secure base
- different attachment figures are used by children in different ways - normally one or two dominate.
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