Maternal Deprivation
Effects of Institutionalisation
Effects on Later Life
Attachment and the Economy
Wild Card
100

This study found that young people who experienced maternal deprivation were more likely to become "affectionless psychopaths"

Bowlby's 44 Thieves Study

100

This researcher conducted the English and Romanian Adoptee Study

Rutter et. al.

100

Lorenz's case study found that a peacock imprinted on a ________ and later tried to mate with it

tortoise

100

Improved early attachment is linked to better ______ prospects as an adult 

employment/job

100

In Harry Harlow’s research, infant monkeys preferred the ______ mother.
 

cloth/towelling

200

true or false: being in foster care is an example of maternal deprivation

False - this is an example of separation

200

This attachment style includes the following characteristics: attention-seeking behaviour, clinginess and social behaviour directed indiscriminately at adults

disinhibited attachment

200

This is a a mental representation (template) of a child's relationship with their primary attachment figure which later serves as a model for what relationships are like

internal working model

200

Attachment research has led to adoption processes being made more _______ 

efficient

200

The learning theory states attachment forms through classical and ______ conditioning.
 

operant

300
What length of time is the critical period, according to Bowlby

The first 2.5 years of life

300

This limitation of the ERA study refers to the fact that results were published while children were growing up, meaning that their parents and teachers may have treated them differently (leading to a self-fulfilling prophecy)

social sensitivity

300

What was one way that Harlow's monkeys were affected in later life?

•The deprived monkeys were more aggressive, less sociable, bred less, unskilled at mating

•If they became mothers, they neglected/sometimes attacked their young

300

The Bucharest findings encouraged institutions to...

reduce the adult carer:child ratio, provide more training for carers, improve working conditions for carers

300

Van IJzendoorn and Kroonenberg found that most cultures showed the highest rates of ______ attachment.
 

secure

400

Bowlby believed if children were deprived of maternal care for too long during the critical period, they would experience delayed ________ development

intellectual

400

The aim of the ERA study was to investigate to what extent good care could make up for....

poor early experiences in institutions

400

What was the conclusion of Hazan and Shaver's love quiz study?

Patterns of attachment behavior are reflected in romantic relationships

400

How does improving the employment prospects of adopted children benefit the economy?

Increase in disposable income, increase in tax paid

400

An advantage of Van IJzendoorn and Kroonenberg's study is that they used ______ researchers

indigenous

500

What percent of the 44 thieves in Bowlby's study were affectionless psychopaths? 

32%

500

The ERA study found that the mean IQ of those adopted before the age of 6 months was....

102

500

What percentage of respondents of Hazan and Shaver's love quiz had insecure avoidant attachment styles? 

25%

500

In the following question, two marks would come from referencing to attachment research and two would come from...

"With reference to the example above, explain how research into early institutionalisation has affected the economy. (4 marks)"

Explicit link to economic decisions

500

According to learning theory, the caregiver starts as a ______ ________ before the infant learns to associate them with food and pleasure

neutral stimulus

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