Maccoby's four key behaviours for attachment were distress on separation, orientating behaviours towards the primary caregiver, seeking proximity to the main caregiver and:
A) Smiling at the main caregiver
B) Pleasure when reunited with the main caregiver
C) Not looking at the main caregiver
D) Ignoring the main caregiver
E) Clinging to the main caregiver
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Q2: The PDD model of disruption of attachment
Q3: An attachment is what type of bond?
A)Physical
B)Sympathetic
C)Emotional
D)Dependant
E)Kindly
Q4: At about 10-11 months, babies often start
Q5: Variation in infant attachment security can be
Q6: Over time, the size of the association
Q7: Social releasers include:
A)Crying
B)Smiling
C)Blowing bubbles
D)All of these
E)None of
Q8: Harlow's monkeys preferred which substitute mother?
A)Unmoving
B)Moving
C)With a
Q9: Attachment behaviour can vary depending on:
A)The infant's
Q10: Secure attachment is when an infant is
Q11: Ainsworth's Strange Situation contains how many stages?
A)8
B)7
C)6
D)5
E)4
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