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scientist Van ijzendoorn & kroonenberg
Aim How does attachment work in different cultures investigate the types of attachment across culture if attachment styles are universal
Procedure Meta Analysis - analsyed data from other studies All -strange situation -only mother-infant pairs -Classified infants into the attachment types calculated the average percentage for different attachment styles 32 study samples from 8 countries
Findings secure attachment was the most common lowest china highest UK individualistic countries had high levels of anxious avoidant attachment collectivist had high levels of ambivalent resistant.
Conclusion consistency in secure attachment - may be universal characteristics that underpin infant and caregiver interactions insecure attachments demonstrate that universality is limited german independence - avoidant israeli kibbitz
Limitation The strange situation was created & tested in the USA which means that it may be culturally biased as it will reflect the norms and values of American culture
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