stages of development

3. 3-7/8months, begin discriminating between known and unknown faces but still let strangers handle them
7. birth-3months, prefer humans to objects smiling at peoples faces
8. how long did it take stranger anxiety to develop after separation protest
11. what age did separation protest begin
13. how long were they studied for before being studied at 18months?
14. what controls the process of attachment
19. which psychologists identified the attachment stages through the glasgow study?
20. who believes that all attachments are of equal importance, which helps the internal working model?
22. there were 60mums and newborns from what city?

1. there were large what in when attachments formed meaning that the process cant be 100% biological
2. 7/8months-onwards, separation protest and stranger anxiety develop
4. 9months-onward, strong attachment to caregivers and non-caregivers, stranger anxiety weakens and the mother is the strongest attachment
5. does this support or oppose Bowlby's theory of monotropy
6. along with stranger anxiety what else was explored when being observed/interviewed
9. what is the data prone to? (drawback)
10. was 39% of the studies main attachment their caregiver
12. who believes that there is one prime attachment (monotropy)?
15. what does this study have as it was conducted in their own homes? (benefit)
16. who said there was a pattern in development
17. at 18months 31% had at least how many attachments
18. along with interviews the newborns were studied using this method
21. at 18months 87% had at least how many attachments?