3.5.2.1 Secure Attachment

• What does a child do when their caregiver returns in a Secure Attachment?

  Welcomes them and feels reassured
• What is a key characteristic of Secure Attachment regarding caregivers' availability?

  Confidence in caregivers' availability
• What is a benefit of having a secure attachment?

  It helps you manage your feelings better
• What are the key characteristics of Secure Attachment?

  • Confidence in caregivers' availability
  • Comfort seeking help from caregivers
  • Feeling secure when caregivers return
  • Trust that caregivers will meet their needs
• What is the definition of Secure Attachment?

  Confidence and comfort with a caregiver
• How do cultural practices influence secure attachment?

  • Cultural practices shape attachment behaviors
  • Different norms affect perceptions of attachment
  • Secure attachment can look different across cultures
• How does a securely attached child behave when a caregiver returns?

  Welcomes caregiver upon return, easily comforted
• How do children with Secure Attachment feel when seeking help from caregivers?

  They feel comfortable seeking help
• What behavior is typical of a child with Disorganized attachment?

  Shows unpredictable behavior
• Why might Japanese children appear insecure in the Strange Situation?

  Due to cultural norms around closeness and separation
• How does an Anxious-Avoidant child behave in a Strange Situation?

  Ignores caregiver upon return
• What is secure attachment?

  A strong emotional bond between child and caregiver
• What are the benefits of secure attachment in childhood?

  • Better social skills
  • Improved emotional management
  • Successful relationships based on trust
• How does secure attachment affect future relationships?

  It helps create strong and fulfilling relationships
• Does appearing less distressed indicate a lack of secure attachment in German children?

  No, it doesn't mean they are not securely attached
• How do the behaviors of Anxious-Resistant and Anxious-Avoidant children differ in a Strange Situation?

  • Anxious-Resistant: Clings to caregiver, resists comfort
  • Anxious-Avoidant: Ignores caregiver upon return
• What are the implications of cultural norms on the perception of secure attachment?

  • Cultural norms influence attachment behaviors
  • Secure attachment may be misinterpreted
  • Understanding cultural context is essential for assessment
• What is a key benefit of having a secure attachment as a child?

  Better social skills
• What emotional capability is improved by secure attachment?

  Manage emotions effectively
• What is encouraged in German culture regarding children's independence?

  Independence is encouraged early on
• How do Japanese children typically behave regarding separation from their mothers?

  They are often very close and dislike separation
• What is a key characteristic of Anxious-Avoidant attachment?

  Avoids closeness to the caregiver
• What impact does secure attachment have on school performance?

  It helps you do well in school
• What behavior characterizes Anxious-Resistant attachment?

  Becomes anxious and angry when caregiver leaves
• How might German children react to separation from their parents?

  They might appear less distressed during separation
• What type of relationships do securely attached individuals build?

  Healthy friendships and romantic partnerships
• What do children with Secure Attachment feel when caregivers return?

  They feel secure when caregivers return
• What are the characteristics of Secure Attachment compared to other types?

  • Confident in caregivers' availability
  • Comfortable seeking help
  • Trusts needs will be met
  • Welcomes caregiver upon return
  • Easily comforted
• How does secure attachment influence exploration of the world?

  • Provides a strong base for confidence
  • Encourages exploration and learning
  • Supports emotional regulation during challenges
• What are common struggles for individuals with insecure attachments?

  Difficulties with trust and anxiety in relationships
• How does secure attachment influence social skills?

  It enhances the ability to make friends
• What are the key characteristics of Secure Attachment?

  Confidence, comfort, and reassurance with caregiver
• How does secure attachment affect friendship?

  It makes you good at making friends
• What are the negative impacts of insecure attachment on relationships?

  • Difficulties with trust
  • Anxiety about abandonment
  • Feelings of isolation
• What is the level of trust children with Secure Attachment have in their caregivers?

  They trust caregivers will meet their needs
• How does a Disorganized child react to a caregiver's return?

  May show confusion, fear, or aggression
• What is a common feeling experienced by those with insecure attachments?

  Feeling alone
• How does a child feel in a Secure Attachment?

  They feel confident and comfortable
• What are the behaviors exhibited by children with Disorganized attachment?

  • Unpredictable behavior
  • Confusion or fear towards caregiver
  • Aggression upon caregiver's return
• How does an Anxious-Resistant child react to a caregiver's return?

  Clings to caregiver, resists comfort