What country did Grossman et al. (1985) claim would show more “avoidant” infants?

Which of these words is a “short term removal from a caregiver”?

Which of these words means “the loss of something wanted or needed”?

What did Bowlby identify as the “critical period” for forming attachments?

Which of these words is usually used to denote a normal, healthy, happy attachment?

What were the case studies used in Bowlby’s 1944 research into deprivation?

Removal of the caregiver from an infant with a secure attachment will usually cause which of these?

What type of research was done by Roberts and Roberts in 1968?

Secure Attachment Is also known as which of these?

What was the name of the child examined and observed in Robertson and Robertson’s 1968 study?

Insecure-Avoidant Attachment is also known as which of these?

Which of these symptoms did John not display upon being separated during the 1968 study by Robertson and Robertson?

Insecure-Resistant Attachment is also known as which of these?

Which of these assumptions did Skeels and Dye find evidence against?

Which of these was researched by Ainsworth et al. (1978)?

How old were the infants investigated in Ainsworth et al.’s 1978 study?

In Ainsworth et al.’s 1978 research, roughly what percentage of infants showed Secure Attachment?

In Ainsworth et al.’s 1978 research, roughly what percentage of infants showed Insecure-Avoidant Attachment?

In Ainsworth et al.’s 1978 research, roughly what percentage of infants showed Insecure-Resistant Attachment?

What type of research was done by Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg in 1988?

What was investigated by Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg in 1988?