HD FS 229 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Parenting Styles, Apache Hadoop, Attachment In Adults

• School: PSU
• Department: Human Development and Family Studies
• Course: HD FS 229
• Professor: Kollat Sarah

Document Summary

Leads to a lack of time available to child. Parent"s attachment: a parent with secure attachments contributes to higher likelihood of secure attachment with their own child, parent"s own insecurity can be reflected onto the child. Easy tempered babies are more likely to have a secure attachment than difficult. Difficult links to insecure because they"re more difficult to care for. Risk of insecurity decreases if parent works hard to comfort the baby. Adult attachment: has its roots in infant attachment but nothing is ever definitive. Earned securist a person who was insecurely attached as a child but has become securely attached through 1 or multiple later relationships. They do this by changing their internal working models to fit this good relationship. Types of adult attachment (from a romantic relationship perspective: secure/autonomous adult version of secure infant attachment. Realistic view of relationships (relationships have an ebb and flow) Seek out partner for comfort and provide it.