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Bowlbys monotropic theory of attachment
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attachment is an adaptive behaviour because it
increases
the infant's chance of survival or
reproductive
advantage
rooting: an infant's head turns towards their cheek when stroked and
sucking reflexes
follow, which allows the infants to take in
nourishment
breathing
: an infant will move their arms and legs when something covers their face to protect their
oxygen
body temperature: infants can maintain their body temperatures by tucking their
legs
into their bodies to stay warm