Which type of privation did Rutter study in 1981?

Which of these is not one of the categories used in the Adult Attachment Interview?

Rutter’s 1981 study on privation used which type of method?

Which of these is not one of the categories used in the Adult Attachment Interview?

What was the name of the child in Rutter’s 1981 case study?

Which of these is not one of the categories used in the Adult Attachment Interview?

Orphanages in which of these countries were studied by Rutter et al. in 2007?

Which theory was developed by Quinton et al. in 1984?

How many months did Rutter identify as being critical to the formation of attachment?

Which of these words best describes the study done by Hodges and Tizard in 1989?

How many children were studied by Hodges and Tizard in 1989?

Which of these is not a normal consequence of disrupted attachment?

Which of these is not a normal consequence of disrupted attachment?

Which of these is not a normal consequence of disrupted attachment?

Which of these is not a normal consequence of disrupted attachment?

Which of these was not a symptom of privation identified by Parker and Forrest in 1993?

By what method did Hazan and Shaver recruit participants for their 1987 study?

Which of these was not a symptom of privation identified by Parker and Forrest in 1993?

How many participants were involved in Hazan and Shaver’s 1987 study on attachment?

Which of these was not a symptom of privation identified by Parker and Forrest in 1993?

Which type of interview was developed by Main et al. in 1985?

Which of these words applies when a child has never had an attachment to a primary caregiver?

Which model is supported by results found by the Adult Attachment Interview?

Which of these words applies when an attachment to a primary caregiver has been broken?

Which of these is not one of the categories used in the Adult Attachment Interview?