Reference no: EM133775300
Homework: Environmental Science
We would like to investigate cultural variations. We are aware of Dr. Ainsworth's strange situation research, Dr. John Bowlby, Developmental cascade model, and other models mentioned in notes and class.
Locate a scholarly article on attachment in a different culture. Not the United States unless you locate a scholarly article from one of the over five-hundred plus recognized Tribal Nations in the United States.Remember, some attachment people are chosen/purposefully selected, and are not necessarily blood relatives.
The article is to be on attachment and infancy or early childhood and caregivers/caregiver attachment.
Once you find your article read through it and answer the questions below:
A. Discuss what the authors were investigating...3-4 sentences or more...found in the introduction section
B. Discuss the aim or purpose of their study? 3-4 sentences or more found in the introduction section
C. Detail what the researchers were hoping to show/find? 3-4 sentences or more found in the introduction section
D. What was their hypothesis? 1-2 sentences or more found at the end of the introduction section
E. Provide information on the study participants. Where did they come from? Did they receive any benefit for participation? 6-8 sentences or more found in the methods section
F. Outline the expectations. Were they in a treatment group? Did they complete interviews, surveys, in-depth/clinical interviews, standardized tests, what did they do? found in the methods section 8-10 sentences or more
G. Explain the outcome of the study and explain what the researchers would state that they might do differently in the future or what future research should consider. Found in the discussion section. 6 plus sentences
Answer these two questions. Different from your article, these two questions are for you to answer independently.
A. Discuss how attachment supports cognitive development during infancy and early childhood.
B. Discuss how attachment is related to brain development during infancy and early childhood.