Mary Ainsworth's work on attachment and the Strange Situation

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Across
  1. 4. (double-barrelled word) The type of attachment in which children are intensely distressed by their mothers' absence and push them away after receiving comfort.
  2. 5. '__________ anxiety' is the unease shown by the baby when left by the mother.
  3. 7. The type of attachment in which children are distressed by their mothers' absence but content when they are present.
  4. 8. Ainsworth found that securely attached children had mothers who enjoyed breastfeeding and enjoyed the company of their children, and called this '________ sensitivity'.
  5. 9. Ainsworth carried out the Strange Situation procedure using a _________ observation of a parent and child through a one-way mirror.
Down
  1. 1. (double-barrelled word) The type of attachment in which children are not distressed by their mothers' absence nor interested in them when they are present.
  2. 2. The US city where Ainsworth carried out her 1978 study.
  3. 3. The country where Ainsworth carried out her 9-month study on attachment in 1953.
  4. 5. '________ anxiety' is the unease shown by the baby when in the presence of someone unknown to them, with or without the mother.
  5. 6. The number of minutes that each stage of the Strange Situation procedure lasted.