PPT-Attachment Learning Theory

tutor2u Full Lesson PowerPoint This tutor2u Full Lesson PowerPoint is copyrighted and may not be reproduced or shared without permission from the author All images are sourced under licence from. March 2011 Reactive Attachment Disorder Reactive Attachment Disorder RAD is a complex psychiatric illness that can affect young children It is characterized by serious problems in emotional attachments to others R Attachment Theory. Bowlby. viewed infants attachment to a caregiver as a mechanism that evolved to protect infants from predators.. According to ethological theory, infants and babies are biologically predispose to become attached to each other.. Close observation . Clinical applications. John Richer. CHOX and DPAG. Oxford. Temper tantrum. 3 years old . Behaviour. problems +. Mother not coping +. Attachment insecurity. . ++. Temper tantrum. Theories of Attachment. Bowlby. . and Ainsworth Findings. How attachment develops. Relationship between attachment and parenting behaviors. Outline. A strong emotional bond that forms between infant and caregiver in the second half of the child’s first year. ?. Attachment Q-sort. Adult Attachment Interview (AAI). Why do early relationships matter. ?. Implications for Childhood and Adulthood. Interventions. Outline Part II. 90 Behaviors observed at home or other naturalistic settings. 27. th. March 2015. . Lio. Moscardini and Heather . Baldry. Learning Together about Making Choices . Developing and sustaining an inclusive model of support for children with attachment issues as they move through school: a longitudinal study . Geoff Goodman, Ph.D.. I. Bowlby’s Model of Attachment. Prolonged separation-- key feature of psychopathology. 1. “affectionless”. 2. stealing. B. Reactions to prolonged separation. 1. protest. PSYA1. What is Attachment?. A bond formed between animals or people, and continues to bind them through time. Wanting to gain and to keep close proximity to that person. Behaviours to keep the close proximity will be following, clinging, smiling, crying and calling. Presented By. Elsebeth Green, LCSW, RPT-S. and. Collette Dawson-Loveless, LCSW, RPT. Attachment. The reciprocal dance between the caregiver and the child that develops over time and becomes a template for future relationships.. Lesson 2. RECAP. How might researchers ‘measure’ attachment behaviour?. What is the appropriate terminology to use?. Stages of Attachment. Schaffer and Emerson (1964). Aim. : . to investigate the formation of early attachments, when they started, their intensity and to whom they were directed. Attachment- Lesson 5. Answer the following. 1. The behavioural approach says all behaviour is ____________? . 2. The behavioural approach includes classical conditioning and what other type of conditioning?. Attachment influences a variety of perceptual and relational elements of the human condition and is considered a fundamental component in personality development. This is a brief exploration about how perceptions associated with early attachments influence relational choices today. . Theory. John . Bowlby. with Mary Ainsworth. John . Bowlby. Born February 26, 1907 in London to an upper-class English family. The fourth of six children, he was raised by a nanny as was customary at this time. His mother, though present, had little to do with the raising of him and her other children.. Learning Theory. Vs. . Evolutionary Theory. Maccoby (1980). identified . four. characteristics. of . attachment. :. The infant seeks . proximity. , trying to stay near the caregiver. Both the infant and caregiver feel .