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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Hamilton Tl Cmap, Attachment/Love through the lifespan attachment in newborn/early childhood attachment: the bond between the infant and their parent/guardian, Attachment/Love through the lifespan love in the lifespan love: strong emotional bond to a person, self-understanding: knowings one's faults and strengths. full knowledge of your personailty and you as person. aids in one's ability to be securely attached: able to love and be loved in the correct ways. Able to be fully intimate, infant attachment to Attachment styles in adulthood insecure avoidant attachemnt: dismissive and guarded. doesnt allow people to get close, Attachment/Love through the lifespan attachment/love in emerging adulthood infant attachment to Attachment styles in adulthood, Erikson's Trust vs Mistrust: babies expect to get all thier needs met and mistrust forms when their needs are not met mistrust insecure attachment: relationship between child and parent is strained and is shown by child's negative behaviors, infant attachment to Attachment styles in adulthood secure attachment securely attached: able to love and be loved in the correct ways. Able to be fully intimate, infant attachment to Attachment styles in adulthood insecure ambivalent attachment: clingy, needy, and mistrusting, Secure attachment: attachment that is secure and healthy infant attachment styles follow to adulthood infant attachment to Attachment styles in adulthood, Barumind Parenting styles: Authoritative: Parent is responsive to child and has reasonable expectations Authoritarain:unreasonable expectations and low patience. Permissive: no expectations of child and allows child freedom to do as they please irresopnsible parenting can lead to insecure attachment: relationship between child and parent is strained and is shown by child's negative behaviors, love: strong emotional bond to a person romance love romantic love: sexual, deep emotional love. marriage type of love, Piaget Formal operational: development of ability to think abstractly required in order to gain self-understanding: knowings one's faults and strengths. full knowledge of your personailty and you as person., Erikson's Trust vs Mistrust: babies expect to get all thier needs met and mistrust forms when their needs are not met trust Secure attachment: attachment that is secure and healthy, Barumind Parenting styles: Authoritative: Parent is responsive to child and has reasonable expectations Authoritarain:unreasonable expectations and low patience. Permissive: no expectations of child and allows child freedom to do as they please good parenting leads to Secure attachment: attachment that is secure and healthy, attachment: the bond between the infant and their parent/guardian irresopnsible parenting can lead to insecure attachment: relationship between child and parent is strained and is shown by child's negative behaviors, insecure attachment: relationship between child and parent is strained and is shown by child's negative behaviors infant attachment styles follow to adulthood infant attachment to Attachment styles in adulthood, attachment: the bond between the infant and their parent/guardian good parenting leads to Secure attachment: attachment that is secure and healthy