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ATTATCHMENT - Coggle Diagram

- - - - place a love quiz in a local newspaper, people will fill it out and send it back to the paper
      - 620 people responded
      - accessing childhood attatchments and adult love relationships
      - found a positive correlation between the two
      - those who had secure attatchments as a child were more likely to be married and more likely to describe their relationships as 'happy'
      - those who had insecure resistant attachments were most likely to be divorced and more likely to describe their relationships as 'unstable' - more likely to describe themselves as jealous and insecure
      - insecure avoidant were least likely to be in a relationship, describe relationships as quite independent from one another - couldnt express themselves towards their partners
      - CONCLUSION - continuity hypothesis is correct
      - LOVE
    - - interviewed mothers
      - assessed childhood attatchment they had when they were a child
      - carried out the strange situation with them and their own children - direct similarity between the attatchment they had as a child and the one they had with their own children
      - PARENTS AND CHLDREN
    - - interviewed the participant and the people they identified as their friends
      - found the adolescent's who had secure relationships with their parents were more likely to be described as friendly and kind - found to have a secure friendship group
      - those who had insecure resistant were more likely to be described as attention seeking and jealous and more likely to be bullies and have insecure friendship groups
      - insecure avoidant were most likely to be described as quiet, weren't likely to have solid grip of friends/ more likely to be bullied/ like being by themselves
    - - deterninstic
      - research based on questionnaires which are more susceptible to social desirabillity
      - done on quite specific/small samples - limited generalisability