Learning Theory

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Learning theory suggests that attachment is a two-way process because of mutual reinforcements
This theory suggests that attachment occurs because of the regular association of two stimuli.. eg food and the primary caregiver
This theory suggests that babies attach to the primary caregiver as they enjoyed the experience of being close to them. Generally if we experience something as a positive experience then we seek to repeat it.

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Learning Theory

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