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• Resource - The Strange Situation and Attachment Types: Useful for any board that covers attachment. Very visual with minimal text designed to encourage class discussion on methods, ethics, reliability and validity. There are notes to accompany each s
  
  
• Resource - Strange situation summary poster: A visual aid to help remember types of attachment
  
  
• Resource - Strange Situation Worksheet: A worksheet to be filled in to describe the stages of the Strange Situation and conclusions etc. Some cloze activities, some empty boxes for notes from board or textbook. Follows Types of Attachment/
  
  
• Resource - AQA A Attachment - Types of Attachment: Set of slides introducing the strange situation, and the attachment types
  
  
• Resource - Attachment Word Lottery: Word Lottery worksheet / Bingo. Year 12 resource for Attachment as revision aid. Students choose 6 theorists and complete the top box, then listen to the definition of the theorists work. Extension
  
  
• Resource - evaluating ainsworth: Cut out the cards.  For stimulating discussions/extended writing on ainsworths study.  Have students pair up and come up with a comment from the questions on their card.
  
  
• Resource - AS Attachment Jeapordy: A fun game to revise attachments, beware pupils become very competitive!
  
  
• Resource - Ainsworth strange situation: AQA A AS Ainsworth strange situation worksheet. Goes with powerpoint.
  
  
• Resource - attachment strange situation: AQA A AS Powerpoint on Ainsworth's strange situation. Has a worksheet to go with it. I make up masks of the characters and get the students to act it out.
  
  
• Resource - Powerpoint to introduce strange situation: This is from Nelson thornes a good example of the kerboodle freebies. It has great pictures for the strange situation. 
  
  
• Resource - Book chapter about Ainsworth's Ugandan study: 'Infancy in Ugnada' is a chapter of further reading which might be helpful for high flying Edexcel child psychologists or IB students interested in cross-cultural research.   Infancy in Uganda&
  
  
• Resource - Orignial article by Bowlby and Ainsworth: Some further reading on Bowlby and Ainsworth for the high fliers; stretch and challenge.   An Ethological Approach to Personality Development  - Mary Ainsworth and John Bowlby (1991)
  
  
• Resource - Mary Ainsworth's Ugandan Study: Just a one page summary of Mary's Ugandan study. Its lifted durectly from a an article by Bowlby and Ainsworth but is fully referenced. We have a Ugandan week at school this week and have been asked t
  
  
• Resource - card sort ainsworth study: just statements for students to cut and stick on cards so they can regularly practice the order for ainsworth study,I kept them in a draw along with other similar tasks and we just did them randomly a
  
  
• Resource - Strange situation summary poster: A visual aid to help remember types of attachment
  
  
• Resource - Strange situation study: Detail of this study Ainsworth (1978) Delete text for template for students to complete.
  
  
• Resource - Strange situation - table: The strange situation Ainsworth et al (1978) study re: attachment types. Cut and stick findings table
  
  
• Video - Strange Situation - Attachment: How attachment styles in infants were studied.
  
  
• Resource - Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg (1988):   Van  Ijzendoorn MH & Kroonenberg PM (1988)  Cross-cultural patterns of attachment: A meta-analysis of the Strange Situation.  Child Development, 59, 147-156.   Upload
  
  
• Resource - The Strange Situation quiz-Child development- attachment: Put the statements describing the research in order.
  
  
• Video - The Strange Situation - Mary Ainsworth: The Strange Situation  
  
  
• Resource - The Strange Situation: It is some stuff on the strange situation
  
  
• Resource - Strange Situation: Ainsworth and Bell's Strange Situation study for AQA (A) Unit 1
  
  
• Resource - Harlow's Monkeys: Ppt to support description of Harlow's study.
  
  
• Video - MARY AINSWORTH: ATTACHMENT AND THE GROWTH OF LOVE: MARY AINSWORTH: ATTACHMENT AND THE GROWTH OF LOVE