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Developmental theories 
Outline a sequence of qualitatively different behaviours that change with specific ages
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Stages of attachment 
Identified by Schaffer and Emerson (1964), some features of the infant's behaviour towards others change as the infant gets older
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Schaffer and Emerson's stage theory
Based on a longitudinal study of 60 babies from a working-class area of Glasgow, observing them monthly for the first year and again at 18 months, and interviewing their mothers
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Separation anxiety 
How distressed the child became when separated from the main caregiver, suggesting an attachment has been formed
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Stranger anxiety 
Distress shown when the child was left alone with an unfamiliar person, suggesting the child can recognise familiar and unfamiliar people
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Schaffer and Emerson 1964 attachments

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3.2 Stages of Attachment

7.1 Attachment

3. Attachment

3.4 Explanations of Attachment

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3.4.1 Learning Theory of Attachment

3.6 Cultural Variations in Attachment

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3.9 Influence of Early Attachment on Later Relationships

3.4.2 Bowlby's Monotropic Theory

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3.4.5 Khrushchev's Rule (1953–1964)

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3.5 Ainsworth's Strange Situation

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9.1.1 Stages of Sleep

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