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FINAL EXAMS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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CHILD DEVELOPMENT
SECTION A
QUESTION A1




 Children’s early experiences with caregivers shape their adult life.
 ATTACHMENT RESPONSE


 Attachment Theory:
 Centring on the crucial importance to our species’ survival of being closely connected
with a caregiver during early childhood.
 Young children separated from their mothers : Bowlby noticed that babies need to be
physically close to a caregiver during the time when they are beginning to walk
 Prolonged disruptions in this biologically programmed attachment response caused
serious problems in adult life.
 Impulse to be close to a “significant other” is a basic human need at every age.
 Bowlby = Nature

, 2

 Bowlby : argued that the attachment response is genetically programmed into our
species to promote survival.




 “Nature” of human similarities


 Evolutionary psychologists : look to nature, or inborn biological forces that have
evolved to promote survival, to explain how children (and adults) behave.
 Evolutionary psychologists : reactions cannot be changed by modifying the reinforcers.
 Evolutionary psychology : theory or worldview highlighting the role that inborn,
species-specific behaviours play in shaping behaviour.
 This lacks the practical, action-oriented approach of behaviourism.


 “Nature” of human differences


 Behavioural genetics : research strategies devoted to examining the genetic contribution
to the differences we see among human beings.
 Genetics : tendency to bite our nails, develop bipolar disorders, have specific attitudes
about life?
 Principle 1 : Our nature (Genetic tendencies)
 Shapes our Nurture (Life experiences)


 Developmentalists understand that nature and nurture are not independent entities.
 Children’s genetic tendencies shape their wider-world experiences in two ways.


 Evocative forces : children’s inborn talents and temperamental tendencies evoke, or
produce certain responses from the world.
 Human relationships are ; Bidirectional (you get grumpy when with a grumpy person)


 Evocative forces: The nature-interacts-with-nurture principle that genetic
temperamental tendencies and predispositions evoke, or produce, certain responses from
other people.

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