stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Attachment revision quiz Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Attachment revision quiz
Harlows study used
the fathers main role in attachment is
Attachment revision quiz
57 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
25 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
57 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
57
Answers
1
the fathers main role in attachment is
Going out to work
Nurture and caring
Play and stimulation
2
Harlows study used
Newly hatched geese
Wire and cloth surrogate mothers
Washing up gloves
3
Christmas was banned in the 17th Century
by Oliver Cromwell
True
False
4
Babies signal their readiness for interaction
all the time
When they are hungry
During alert phases
5
Learning theory of attachment is challenged by
Classical conditioning
Animal studies
Operant conditioning
6
Which one of the following countries was found to have the highest percentage of anxious-avoidant children?
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
7
Harlows findings
Are not applicable today
Account for the role of communication
Are easier to generalise to humans thatn Lorenz
8
Which one of the following countries was found to have the highest percentage of anxious-resistant children?
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
9
Learning theory is also called
Bowlbys theory
Cupboard love theory
Classical conditioning
Evolutionary theory
10
Which one of the descriptions below best describes an infant showing interactional synchrony?
A mother moves her head in time with her baby
A baby smiles and her mother smiles back
A mother smiles and her baby smiles back
A baby moves her head in time with her mother
11
The first artificial Christmas tree was made out of eagle feathers that were then dyed green
False
True
12
Most babies form multiple attachments by
12 months
3 months
6 months
13
Schaffer and emmersons first stage is
Specific attchment
Multiple attachments
Asocial
14
High quality attachment in teenage years is associated with
Attachment to mother
Attachment to father
Attachment to both parents
15
Food acts as a
UCR
CS
UCS
16
In a longitudinal study
There is no independent variable
Situational variables are controlled
Participant vairbales are controlled
17
A caregiver who stops a baby crying receives a
Negative reinforcement
Classical conditioning
Drive reduction
18
Observing synchrony and reciprocity does not
Have real life applicatoins
Contribute to studying attachment
Suggest what they are for
19
Biased observations
See what they expect to see
Do not exist in attachment research
Record observations objectively
20
What was the name of the hit song in the
movie 'Love Actually'?
Christmas Actually
Merry Christmas
Christmas is here
Christmas is all around
21
a)The bestselling Christmas single of all time is Bing Crosby’s White Christmas.
False
True
22
An ethical issue in Harlows study is
Lack of confidentiality
Protection from psychological harm
Deception
23
In schaffer and emmersons study the observations were made by
The babies parents
Recording using CCTV
Researchers
24
Which one of the following statements is correct for Van Ijzendoorn's cross cultural research?
The variation within cultures was greater than variation between cultures
No difference in the variation within cultures compared to between cultures
The variation between cultures was greater than variation within cultures
25
When fathers are the primary care giver they
adopt maternal behaviours
The baby is endangered
Become more masculine
26
Harlow's monkeys preffered
Contact comfort
Wire mothers
Provision of food
27
Romanian orphan research involved comparison with control groups.
True
False
28
which statement does NOT describe the behaviour of a securely attached child in the Strange Situation.
The infant explores, plays happily and uses the caregiver as a s
The infant goes to the caregiver when she returns and is easily soothed.
Infant goes to the caregiver when she returns but is difficult to comfort.
29
Well controlled procedures
increase validity
cannnot happen in this kind of research
have no effect on validity
30
Food is less important than
The unconditioned stimulus
the caregivers responsiveness
An innate biological motivator
31
Seperation anxiety occurs in
Multiple attachment stage
Specifiic attachment stage
indiscriminate attachment stage
32
Synchrony at two weeks was studied by
Hatzoff and moore
Clozeoff and moore
Meltzoff and moore
33
What is it deemed lucky to find inside your
Christmas pudding?
A cherry
Sixpence
A stone
Fruit
34
Multiple attachments form early in
it is the same in all cultures
individualistic cultures
Collectivist cultures
35
Who found that mobile newborn animals would follow the first large moving object that they saw.
Harlow
Bowlby
Lorenz
Maslow
36
The critical period for imprinting is
The first few hours afer hatching
Between 3 and 5 days
The first year
37
Secondary attachments are formed with the father by
18 months
6 months
12 months
38
Romanian orphan research only showed short-term effects
False
True
39
Mothers who return to work
Have no effect on attachment of the child
Limit oppurtunites for interactional synchrony
Limit the economy
40
A new learning explanation is
Drive reduction
Modelling
Rienforcement
41
Lorenz studied
Attachment in humans
Imprinting in goslings
Maternal deprivation in monkeys
42
Schaffer and emmerson found that the father was the PCG in
30% of cases
20% of cases
3% of cases
10% of cases
43
The key to attachment is..
Responsiveness
Gender of the PCG
Being genetically related
44
Which one of the descriptions below best describes an infant showing reciprocity?
A mother smiles and her baby smiles back
A baby moves her head in time with her mother
A baby smiles and her mother smiles back
45
Which two of the following are associated with an insecure-resistant attachment type?
Indifference when the mother leaves the room
Moderate levels of separation anxiety
Obvious joy when reunited with the mother
Extreme stranger anxiety
46
children growing up in a one parent family can develop
Slowly
No different to other children
abnormally
47
The most difficulty stage to study is
Multiple
Specific
Asocial
48
Which TWO of the following statements relate to Bowlby’s evolutionary theory of attachment.
Attachment is based on principles of classical and operant conditioning.
Infants become attached to the person who feeds them.
Attachment takes place during a critical period or not at all.
Infants are innately programmed to form an attachment.
49
When was the first Christmas Card ever made?
20th Century
Victorian times
Medieval times
Tudor times
50
Lorenz findings
Are explained through learning
Cant explain imprinting
Are hard to generalise to humans
51
Absence of observers meant that schaffer and emmersons study had
high internal validity
high external validity
reliability
52
Lorenz findings are challenged by
Harlow
The goslings later development
Guiton
53
Which one of the following attachment types was found to be most common in all of the countries investigated?
Disorganised
Anxious-avoidant
Anxious-resistant
Secure
54
Improving mother infant interactoins is
A waste of time
an ethical issue
Valuable to society
55
In humans the attachment figure
Provides negative reinforcement
Does not always provide food
acts as the unconditioned response
56
Many people in Japan eat KFC for Christmas dinner.
False
True
57
Children in the Netherlands are told that Santa comes from Spain
True
False
