'Infant attachment' presentation slideshows

4.Communication and Social Behaviour

4.Communication and Social Behaviour. 1.The Effect Of Infant Attachment. Learning Intentions: 1. State that infant attachment is the emotional tie between a baby and its carer (mother)

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Attachment, parenting, and outcomes Daniel Messinger, PhD

PSY 620P. Attachment, parenting, and outcomes Daniel Messinger, PhD. Results. Attachment of Adolescents 39% showed secure, 61% showed insecure Sensitive Support Mothers of secure adolescents showed more sensitive support at 14 years Continuity of Attachment was not significant.

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Adult attachment theory: Does it relate to anxiety, compassion, kindness, and forgiveness?

Adult attachment theory: Does it relate to anxiety, compassion, kindness, and forgiveness?. Phillip R. Shaver University of California , Davis SBM pre-conference Santa Clara University 3/22/06.

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Lynne Murray Winnicott Research Unit, University of Reading with

The role of attachment and resiliency in the intergenerational transmission of depression: results from the Cambridge Longitudinal Study. Lynne Murray Winnicott Research Unit, University of Reading with Adriane Arteche, Peter Cooper, Sarah Halligan, Pasco Fearon and Matt Woolgar

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SOCIAL AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT IN EARLY ADULTHOOD

SOCIAL AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT IN EARLY ADULTHOOD. Table 14-1. What makes young adults happy?. Happiest memories = Unhappiest memories = Culture influences which psychological needs are most important in determining happiness . What makes us tick?. Social Clocks of Adulthood

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Memory in Infants

Memory in Infants. How do you study memory in an infant? By using the orienting response & habituation Orienting Response = tendency to respond to new stimulation by becoming more alert (shows recognition that stimulus has changed)

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Human Development

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What we can do antenatally to promote secure and happy relationships

What we can do antenatally to promote secure and happy relationships. Penny Rackett Early Years Educational Psychologist, North Suffolk Phd student, Heriot-Watt University. A reminder of the negative consequences of poor early relationships. Increased risk of depression especially early onset

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Higher Human Biology

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