#1
Who is the primary proponent of the Infant Attachment Theory?
John Bowlby
ExplanationJohn Bowlby is the primary proponent of the Infant Attachment Theory.
#2
In Bowlby's Attachment Theory, what role does the primary caregiver play in the development of secure attachment?
Source of comfort and security
ExplanationIn Bowlby's Attachment Theory, the primary caregiver plays the role of a source of comfort and security in the development of secure attachment.
#3
According to Attachment Theory, what is the primary function of attachment behaviors in infants?
To ensure proximity and caregiving
ExplanationAccording to Attachment Theory, the primary function of attachment behaviors in infants is to ensure proximity and caregiving.
#4
What is the critical period for forming attachments in infants, according to Attachment Theory?
6-12 months
ExplanationAccording to Attachment Theory, the critical period for forming attachments in infants is between 6-12 months.
#5
Which attachment style is characterized by distress upon separation but difficulty in seeking comfort upon reunion?
Anxious-resistant attachment
ExplanationAnxious-resistant attachment style is characterized by distress upon separation but difficulty in seeking comfort upon reunion.
#6
What is the Strange Situation Procedure used for in the context of Infant Attachment research?
Observing infant's behavior in response to caregiver's brief absence and return
ExplanationThe Strange Situation Procedure is used in the context of Infant Attachment research for observing an infant's behavior in response to caregiver's brief absence and return.
#7
According to Mary Ainsworth, what behavior is a key indicator of a secure attachment in infants?
Exploration while periodically checking in with the caregiver
ExplanationExploration while periodically checking in with the caregiver is a key indicator of secure attachment in infants, according to Mary Ainsworth.
#8
What is the concept of the 'Internal Working Model' in the context of Infant Attachment Theory?
A mental representation of relationships formed in infancy
ExplanationThe 'Internal Working Model' in the context of Infant Attachment Theory refers to a mental representation of relationships formed in infancy.
#9
Which of the following is NOT one of the stages in Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Development related to attachment?
Industry vs. Inferiority
ExplanationIndustry vs. Inferiority is NOT one of the stages in Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Development related to attachment.