PSYCH 202 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Anterograde Amnesia, Systematic Desensitization, Encoding Specificity Principle
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Attachment and temperament important for development into adulthood: different levels of attachment: ainsworth"s research: the strange. Situation : 4 categories: securely attached (best to have and most common), avoidant, anxious/ambivalent (often due to inconsistent parenting), and disorganized, deprivation of attachment: orphanages, abuse, romanian orphanages. If institutionalized for more than 8 months, lasting emotional scars. Authoritarian- no negotiation; very punishment based- children do things to avoid being punished; when given freedom, more likely to be wild and crazy. Need consistent, warm relationships, trust: environmental issue: divorce, thinking critically, confounding variables in research. High conflict is the major issue: worse than the divorce/present before divorce, domestic abuse is harmful. Lack of father involvement: but do kids matter, child temperament differences. Shyness is one style that can be consistent and enduring. Review session for test (march 12, 2015: four models of memory. Increased hippocampus activation during sleep- people who sleep learn information better than sleep-deprived; sleep increases interaction between hippocampus and frontal lobe.
