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Historical Models of Child Abuse Ecological Models Quiz

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What is a characteristic of a securely attached child according to Attachment Theory?

Ignores the caregiver upon reunion

Seeks physical contact upon reunion and continues playing (correct)

Avoids the caregiver in their presence

Shows little to extreme distress upon caregiver's separation

How does an insecure/avoidant child typically behave in the presence of the caregiver?

Shows extreme distress upon separation

Seeks physical contact with the caregiver

Ignores the caregiver and explores the environment (correct)

Checks on the caregiver through eye or physical contact

What is a characteristic of an insecure/resistant (ambivalent) child according to Attachment Theory?

Seeks physical contact upon reunion

Shows little distress upon separation from the caregiver

Continues playing upon reunion and ignores the caregiver

Avoids leaving the caregiver to play or explore (correct)

Which type of child tends to be extremely distressed upon separation according to Attachment Theory?

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What behavior is commonly observed from insecurely attached children upon reunion with the caregiver?

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Securely Attached Child

A child who seeks physical contact upon reunion with the caregiver and continues playing, showing a secure base.

Insecure/Avoidant Child

A child who ignores the caregiver, showing little emotional response upon reunion.

Insecure/Resistant (Ambivalent) Child

A child who tends to be anxious and clingy, showing distress when separated from the caregiver.

Insecure/Resistant (Ambivalent) Child and Separation

A child who displays excessive distress and is difficult to soothe upon separation from the caregiver.

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Insecure Attachment and Reunion

A child who continues to ignore the caregiver after a period of separation, showing little emotional response.

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Historical Models of Child Abuse Ecological Models Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is a characteristic of a securely attached child according to Attachment Theory?

How does an insecure/avoidant child typically behave in the presence of the caregiver?

What is a characteristic of an insecure/resistant (ambivalent) child according to Attachment Theory?

Which type of child tends to be extremely distressed upon separation according to Attachment Theory?

What behavior is commonly observed from insecurely attached children upon reunion with the caregiver?

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Securely Attached Child

Insecure/Avoidant Child

Insecure/Resistant (Ambivalent) Child

Insecure/Resistant (Ambivalent) Child and Separation

Insecure Attachment and Reunion

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