Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
This is the lowest level of Maslow's hierarchy, including food, water, and sleep.
What are physiological needs?
This man is called the "father of attachment theory".
Who is John Bowlby?
Harlow tested attachment using these animals.
What are monkeys?
This word means the emotional connection between parent and child.
What is bonding?
Every child has the right to life, survival, and this.
What is development?
This level includes friendship, family, and acceptance.
What are love and belonging needs?
Bowlby believed this relationship was the most important for emotional development.
What is the bond between parent and child?
Harlow gave monkeys a wire mother with food and a cloth mother with this feature.
What is comfort/softness?
Holding, rocking, and talking to a newborn are examples of this.
What are bonding activities?
What is the right to education?
This is the top of Maslow's pyramid, meaning living at your highest potential.
What is self-fulfillment?
When a child feels safe exploring because they trust their caregiver, this type of attachment is formed.
What is secure attachment?
Monkeys spent most of their time with this "mother".
What is the cloth mother?
Strong attachment in early years supports this type of brain growth.
What is healthy brain development?
True or False: Children have the right to be free from economic exploitation.
What is True?
True or False: Safety needs come before physiological needs.
What is false?
Avoidant and ambivalent are two types of this.
What is insecure attachment?
Harlow's experiment proved that this is more important than food in forming bonds.
What is comfort and affection?
Lack of bonding can cause long-term issues, such as difficulty trusting others.
What are emotional or social problems?
This right means children cannot be treated unfairly based on race, gender, or background.
What is the right to non-discrimination?
What are self-esteem needs?
Bowlby argued attachment behaviors are biologically programmed for this survival purpose.
What is keeping infants close to caregivers for safety and protection?
Before Harlow's research, many believed attachment was based only on this.
What is food/eating?
Modern parenting practices are influenced by this theory, stressing love and security.
What is attachment theory?
Name two rights that protect children from harm.
What are the rights to protection in the armed conflict and the right to be free from torture and cruel treatment?