Attachment

2. an innate readiness to form a bond with their mother at a specific point within their infanthood
3. the animal Marlow did his study on.
5. infants with this type of attachment will be more willing to explore, have moderate stranger anxiety a small amount of separation anxiety and will be excited to see the caregiver
8. the ways different groups of people differently based on their social practices.
10. the idea that an emotional secure infant will grow into an emotionally mature adult

1. in Van Ijendoorns study, this country had the most case studies
4. the conditioning associated with consequence and reward
6. the idea that the one relationship an infant has with their primary care given is more significant than their other attachments
7. the idea that the caregiver will show an emotional expression and the infant will respond in kind
9. the number of variations Ainsworth did in his stranger situations study