Attachment Categories
The 4 Attachment classification categories?
What is Secure, Insecure/Avoidant Insecure/Disorganized, and Insecure/Resistant?
What is Psychoanalysis?
Worry and frustration are often signs a therapist is experiencing this.
What is Countertransference?
The internal working model of attachment was originally conceived by?
Who is John Bowlby?
John is categorized as someone who shows confusion, glazed, and spacey behaviors when his mother returns.
What is disorganized?
The theory of relationships between the infant and the primary caregiver.
What is attachment?
A therapist should be this when discovering the effects of a client’s attachment type.
What is Flexible?
Children begin to exhibit "stranger anxiety" in the form of wariness toward strangers at about _____ months.
What are 6 months?
The child uses his/her caregiver as a safe base while exploring his environment in this type of attachment...
What is Secure Attachment?
According to Ainsworth, caregivers of disorganized babies tend to be?
What is often neglect or physically abuse their babies?
When this forms in the client/therapist relationship, there is an increased chance the client will recreate the type of attachment of their caregiver.
What is Transference?
Erik Erikson says that the key time for attachment is within the first _______ after birth, during the period of _______________.
What is the year; trust versus mistrust?
A baby who does not act distressed when the mother leaves are categorized as...
What is insecure/avoidant?
The theory in psychology that sees human functioning based upon the interaction of drives and forces within the person, particularly unconscious, and between the different structures of the personality.
What is the psychodynamic theory?
True or False a fearful adult has high anxiety about expressing their needs for support and avoiding. They are also fearful of being vulnerable in attachment relationships.
What is true?
The country that insecure-avoidant types were most commonly to be found.
What is Germany?