Bowlbys monotropic theory - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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AQA explanations of attachment – Bowlby‘s theory notes taken from the AQA textbook, including evaluation.

Benefits of an attachment - Survival Food Love Security Briefly explain classical conditioning - Learning a behaviour through stimulus, response and association Briefly explain operant conditioning - Learning a behaviour through rewards reinforcements and punishments Describe evidence for the effects of institutionalisation - A longitudinal study was conducted on 156 Romanian orphans who had been adopted to the UK to see what extent good care could make up for effects institutions. Ma...

Comprehensive study notes on AQA Psychology topic of Attachment. Can easily be turned into flashcards for effective revision. Includes practice questions at the end of the document.

This document focuses on the ethical implications that covers topics such as : - social sensitivity -Bowlby's monotropic theory - critical period -maternal deprivation -implications for the child - burts research into intelligence -intelligence mainly made for A-level or IB students

Summary Notes from A-level Psychology AQA Attachment AO1 and AO3 on Bowlby's Monotropic Theroy