Classic study: Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg

Question 1

What is the main issue with secondary data?

Accepted Answer

Undisclosed reliability and validity issues

Question 2

How many Chinese studies were used in comparison to American?

Accepted Answer

1 Chinese to 18 American

Question 3

Because the procedure was developed by an American, the results can be seen as....

Accepted Answer

Ethnocentric

Question 4

Many of the samples used a biased number of middle-class families.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

Which culture was higher in resistant attachment types?

Accepted Answer

Collectivist

Question 6

What type of data was used?

Accepted Answer

Secondary

Question 7

Which cultures were high in anxious-avoidant attachment types?

Accepted Answer

Individualistic

Question 8

Why might there be a universal theory of attachment?

Accepted Answer

Media influences

Question 9

What research were the observations based on?

Accepted Answer

Strange situation

Question 10

Which attachment type is the most common in all cultures?

Accepted Answer

Type B

Question 11

What method was used?

Accepted Answer

Cross cultural research, Meta-analysis

Question 12

Children who do not fit in with American norms may be falsely seen as....

Accepted Answer

Insecurely attached

Question 13

Why were there significant variations in insecure attachment types?

Accepted Answer

Cultural factors, Economic climate, Environmental factors, Poor education

Question 14

What was the aim of Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg?

Accepted Answer

Similarities and differences in attachment across countries

Question 15

This study could be seen as over simplified due to subcultural differences.

Accepted Answer

True

Questions 15