Deprivation attachment part 1

Which country is associated with the researcher Takahashi

• China

• Japan

• India

• Korea

Describe findings from research into cultural variations in attachment.

• Secure attachments are least common in all countries.

• Insecure-avoidant attachments are most common in all countries.

• Secure attachments are most common in all countries.

• Insecure-resistant attachments are most common in all countries.

What is Bowlby’s theory primarily concerned with?

• Cognitive development

• Maternal deprivation

• Language acquisition

• Social learning

What does disruption refer to in the context of caregiver and child relationships?

• The strengthening of the bond between caregiver and child

• The interruption of the bond between caregiver and child

• The creation of a new bond between caregiver and child

• The enhancement of communication between caregiver and child

According to Bowlby’s Maternal Deprivation Hypothesis, what might happen if a child cannot form a bond with their mother?

• The child will excel in academic settings

• The child will establish meaningful relationships easily

• The child will have difficulty forming relationships later in life

What is a potential consequence of breaking the maternal bond, according to Bowlby?

• Improved social skills

• Later psychological problems for the child

• Increased intelligence

• Enhanced creativity

What is one of the important parts of Bowlby’s deprivation hypothesis?

• The relationship should be intermittent

• The relationship should be continuous

• The relationship should be competitive

• The relationship should be distant

What did Bowlby suggest about the breaking of the maternal bond?

• It leads to physical health problems.

• It results in later psychological problems.

• It improves social skills.

• It has no effect on the child.

In Bowlby's study, what percentage of the 'thieves' group showed 'affectionless psychopathy'?

• 50%

• 25%

• 32%

• 40%

What was the focus of Bowlby's research study in 1946?

• Physical health of children

• Juvenile delinquency and maternal deprivation

• Academic performance of children

• Nutrition and child development