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aim of Strange Situation
to identify and catergorise attatchment
Type A attatchment
insecure-avoidant, ignored their mothers
Type B attatchment
secure, mothers serve as a secure base
Type C attatchment
insecure-resistant, resisting mothers but still clinging to them
type of study of Strange Situation
non-experimental study due to observance
Strange Situation subjects
infants aged between 12 to 18 months from 100 middle class American families
Strange Situation method
8 stages lasting three minutes - baby and mother, added stranger, stranger and baby, mother and baby, baby, baby and stranger, baby and mother
4 behaviours forming the basis for attatchment styles
separation anxiety, stranger anxiety, reunion behaviour, resistance to contact/comfort
year of Strange Situation
1978