9 Questions
According to attachment theory, what is the most important tenet for young children's social and emotional development?
Having consistent caregivers
What does infant behavior associated with attachment primarily involve?
Seeking proximity to an attachment figure in stressful situations
When do children begin to use attachment figures as a secure base to explore from and return to?
During the period from about six months to two years of age
What do parental responses lead to according to attachment theory?
Development of patterns of attachment
According to attachment theory, what is the role of a primary caregiver in a child's development?
To provide social and emotional support
When does attachment behavior primarily occur in infants?
During stressful situations
What age range does the period of attachment typically occur in children?
6 months to 2 years
What do consistent and sensitive caregivers lead to in attachment theory?
Development of attachment patterns
What do parental responses in attachment theory lead to?
Development of internal working models
Test your knowledge of Attachment Theory! This quiz explores the psychological, evolutionary, and ethological aspects of relationships between humans. Discover the importance of developing a relationship with a primary caregiver for normal social and emotional development. Challenge yourself with questions about the key tenets and the influential figure behind this theory.
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