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| During these four phases children construct an affectionate tie which can be used as a ________in times when apart. | |
| Ethological theory of attachment- states and infant’s emotional tie to their caregiver is a response which _______. | |
| Psychoanalyst, John Bowlby, believes the stronger the attachment between a child and their caregiver the more easily they will be able to form _________. | |
| _______________- (birth to 6 weeks) newborn babies encourage adults to remain near, because it is comforting, by using built-in signals; these include grasping, smiling, crying, an | |
| “Attachment-in-the-making” phase- (6 weeks to 6-8months) babies respond______(such as smiling, laughing, babbling more, and quieting more quickly when picked up by familiar fac | |
| ___________-expecting the assistance of a caregiver when called. | |
| ________________- (6-8 months to 18months-2years) obvious attachment to caregiver, and use of a caregiver as a secure base. | |
| __________-distress when caregiver leaves baby’s presence. | |
| Separation anxiety is similar to stranger anxiety in the sense that it _______; rather it depends on an infant’s temperament, the current situation, and if they have mastered ___ | |
| _____________-(18months-2years and on) a toddler’s realization that their caregiver will return after leaving, also the inclusion of negotiating for more time with caregiver. | |
| As children grow they become __________on the physical presence of their caregiver, and __________on the reassurance that they will be readily available in a time of need. | |
| ________- serves as guide for future relationships. | |
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