HDFS 334 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: John Bowlby, Apache Hadoop, Substance Abuse

• School: CSU
• Department: Human Development and Family Studies
• Course: HDFS 334
• Professor: Jaime Marie Rotner

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Hdfs 334 notes // spring semester 2020 // prof: jaime rotner. Mental representations of attachment and attachment figures. Understanding the world in relation to ideas and expectations about how other people will behave. What they understand about and what they expect from their caregiver. Stable, established in first year of life with no memories/can"t recall, sets the stage for how we operate, professionals are strong advocates for developing attachment. Engage in relationships that correlate with answer and what we expect with other people. How we expect attachment figures to respond engaging in new relationships / new relationship experiences that are inconsistent with iwm. Increased understanding of early attachment, relationships, and iwms (rework earlier experiences) Noticing a pattern -> wanting to figure it out // partner brings up unresolved issue from past relationship. Major life events that radically alter relationships in positive and negative ways (ex: tragedies bring people together and apart)