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Bowlby suggested that attachment is adaptive 

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Bowlby suggested that attachment is adaptive 

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Through the monotropic attachment, the infant could form an internal working model, which is a special model for relationships as all the child's future adult relationships will be based on their early attachment relationship.

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internal working model - childhood attachments  affect later relationships

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internal working model - childhood attachments  affect later relationships

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Bowlby believed that infants form one very special attachment with their mother, which is known as monotropy. If the mother isn't available, the infant could bond with another ever present adult mother substitue. 

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Bowlby believed that infants form one very special attachment with their mother, which is known as monotropy. If the mother isn't available, the infant could bond with another ever present adult mother substitue. 

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social releasers unlock an innate tendency in adults to care for them

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one thing they have shown is that attachment concerns emotional security more than food.- Harlow 

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one thing they have shown is that attachment concerns emotional security more than food.- Harlow 

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classical conditioning - attachment forms based of food and operant conditioning

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classical conditioning - attachment forms based of food and operant conditioning

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we can adapt to situations which means we are more likely to survive. If you are able to form an attachment, this helps us keep a child alive.

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evolutionary basis so adaptive and innate 

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evolutionary basis so adaptive and innate 

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- rooting
- breathing
- body temperature

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Social releasers e.g crying, smiling or cooing

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Social releasers e.g crying, smiling or cooing

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caregivers responding sensitively to childs needs

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caregivers responding sensitively to childs needs

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an emotional tie between a primary caregiver and an infant that must be reciprocal

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Formed between infant and primary caregiver

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Formed between infant and primary caregiver

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a reciprocal bond between two people, usually a child and primary caregiver 

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a reciprocal bond between two people, usually a child and primary caregiver 