Name three of the stages of attachment identified by Schaffer.
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Name three of the stages of attachment identified by Schaffer.
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Which of the following is the research method used by Schaffer & Emerson (1964)?
Controlled observation
Naturalistic observation
Covert observation
Lab experiment
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Outline one strength of Schaffer & Emerson's (1964) research into stages of attachment.
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Outline findings from research into the role of the father in attachment.
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Explain the economic implications of research into the role of the father in attachment.
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Billy and Milly are discussing their six-month-old daughter Gilly's attachment behaviours. 'Sometimes I think she doesn't care whether I'm with her or not', comments Milly. 'She just seems to love everyone equally, I don't feel special as her mum at all'. Billy tries to comfort Milly, telling her, 'I'm sure that very soon she'll want you more than anyone and will show real preference for being with you'.
With reference to Schaffer's stages of attachment comment on why Gilly is showing this attachment behaviour. Refer to comments made by both Billy and Milly in your answer.
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Briefly evaluate Schaffer's research into stages of attachment.
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Kenzo enjoys looking after his son Satoshi on the days that his wife Itsuko is at work. Kenzo fills his days with Satoshi with fun, energetic activities such as going to the swimming pool or playing games. When Itsuko is home, however, Kenzo notices that Satoshi will seek her out if he is upset or feeling ill, seeming to prefer her company on these occasions.
Discuss research into the role of the father. Make reference to the experience of Satoshi in your answer.
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Discuss research into the role of the father.
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