Exam 7: Attachment Theory

Which of the following is not one of the intersubjective experiences of self in the world?

The desire to attach to a caregiver is specific to US culture.

Early attachment relationships do not necessarily influence later relationships in an individual's life.

Addiction has been called the feeling disease because of the addict's use of substances to manage __________.

Describe the Strange Situation and what it measures.

Infant nonverbal behavior may predict internal representational patterns of attachment.

For optimal development, an infant's caregiver must demonstrate attunement at least how often?

What are examples of sensory environmental triggers?

The attachment classifications that are currently used are based on the work of all of the following researchers except:

In order for an infant to develop self-regulation of emotion, the child must have an empathically attuned relationship with a caregiver within:

As an adult, an individual with a(n) _______________ attachment holds positive views of themselves and others.

Attachment styles dictate how a person regulates emotion.

When an individual becomes distanced from an attachment figure, what pattern of distress occurs?

Infants that exhibit avoidant attachment do not exhibit distress when the mother leaves or when the mother returns.

Children with anxious-ambivalent attachment styles grow up to be adults that rely on emotion-focused coping strategies when faced with stress in relationships.

Attachment theory is a developmental model of:

What does each attachment style correlate with?

Who developed a way to measure attachment?

In optimal developments, how many attachment relationships should a child have?

Caregivers directly impact brain structure and oscillatory functioning related to emotion regulation.