Bowlby - Researcher who developed the maternal deprivation hypothesis. hypothesis:, Ainsworth - This researcher and her colleagues designed the 'strange situation'. , Specific - Type of attachment formed by an infant to one preferred person, Culture - A major influence on national differences in childrearing and attachments, Deprivation - This occurs when a child is separated from an important attachment figure:, Monotropy - Term describing the idea of one special relationship – usually with the mother:, Learning - Theory of attachment based on classical or operant conditioning:, Asocial - First stage of attachment according to Schaffer and Emerson:, Attachment - A long-lasting, strong emotional tie to a caregiver:, Rhesus - Type of monkey used by Harlow (1959) to investigate contact comfort:, Privation - Occurs when a child has never formed a strong attachment with a caregiver:, Psychopathy - Nearly a third of Bowlby’s ’44 thieves’ were diagnosed with this disorder:, Secure - A type of attachment identified in the ‘strange situation’:,

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