John Bowlby keywords.

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Across
  1. 4. The third stage of Separation anxiety on where after a period of Separation, children give up on their attachment and when reunited, will avoid contact with parent/carer.
  2. 5. A babies born with the ability to develop a central attachment.
  3. 7. A single attachment (example, mother) on where a babies has there first and usually most important attachment.
  4. 9. Bowblys second stage of his theory. This involves them growing up and shown how to share and play by parents and begin to respond differently to familiar and unfamiliar faces.
  5. 10. The second stage of Separation anxiety on where students can become withdrawn and very quiet, as if they have given up on hope.
Down
  1. 1. The first stage of Bowblys theory on attachment. It happens from 0 to 2 months and is when babies begin to see faces from objects and do key behaviors for anyone's attention.
  2. 2. The behaviors that are shown by babies to build an emotional bond. These behaviors are, sucking, cuddling, looking, smiling and crying.
  3. 3. The theory on where it states that with no contact from a primary caregiver, it can have a negative impact on the child's development.
  4. 6. The feeling that children get at around 9 months and usually start to experience it when mothers have to go back to work and they start having to go to a nursery.
  5. 8. The first stage of Separation anxiety, this is when babys can cry, scream and get distressed when left in a nursery.