PSYB10H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Object Permanence, Environmental Hazard, Dazed
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Chapter 5: establishment of intimate relationships and their implications for future. Most children separated from their mothers progressed through three behavioural phases: protest phase, phase of despair, and detachment phase. Permanent withdrawal from human relationships may occur if a child"s separation from the mother is extremely prolonged or if he loses a series of temporary attachment objects which separated from his mother. Attachment: describe the strong affectional ties that we feel for the special people in our lives. Neonate: a newborn infant from birth to approximately 1 month of age (people thought it was difficult to be attached too). Emotionally bonded: term used to describe the strong affectional ties that parents may feel toward a neonate; some theorists believe that the strongest bonding occurs shortly after birth, during a sensitive period. Synchronized routines: generally harmonious interactions between two persons in which participants adjust their behaviour in response to the partner"s actions and emotions.
