Erik Erickson (Psychosocial Development Theory)
- One theory that is extremely important was one that was proposed by Erik Erikson. It really puts into perspective how a child can master challenges throughout his life as he advances into adulthood. See link for more!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdPPXGadRAU
Attachment Types: (Levine and Munsch)
Secure Attachment: A strong, positive emotional bond with a person who provides comfort and a sense of security
Ambivalent Attachment: Children freak out when they don't have their parent around. They need to have their parent with them in order to feel safe and secure
Avoidant Attachment: These Children don't need their parents. They don't need them around to feel safe and don't look to them for comfort or support.
- These attachment theories were made by Mary Ainsworth and John Bowlby
Secure Attachment: A strong, positive emotional bond with a person who provides comfort and a sense of security
Ambivalent Attachment: Children freak out when they don't have their parent around. They need to have their parent with them in order to feel safe and secure
Avoidant Attachment: These Children don't need their parents. They don't need them around to feel safe and don't look to them for comfort or support.