PSY 205 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Mother 3, Semantic Memory, Explicit Memory
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Close, emotional bond of affection that develops between infants & caregiver: secure. Believe and have confidence in caregiver"s ability to meet their needs. Upset when the caregiver leaves, but is happy to see the caregiver return, recovering quickly from any distress: ambivalent. Cries more, and explores less than other two types of attachments. Intensely distressed when caregiver leaves, resists contact when caregiver returns: insecure/avoidant. Emotionally independent of caregiver and will physically explore environment by themselves. No signs of distress when caregiver leaves, and little interest when caregiver returns: disorganized. Refers to children whose behavior is confused or contradictory - fearful smiles, look away while they approach the mother: declarative memory: handles factual information. Episodic memory: made up of chronological, or temporally dated, recollections of personal experiences. Semantic memory: contains general knowledge that is not tied to the time when it was learned, procedural (nondeclarative) memory. Houses memory for actions, skills, conditioned and emotional responses: contribute to stress.
