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Toddler Unit Name:<br />

Young Children’s Love Objects<br />

Directions: Answer all questions completely.<br />

1. Who is Linus?<br />

What are his love objects?<br />

2. According to some child experts what needs do love objects satisfy for infants <strong>and</strong> toddlers?<br />

3. Describe the kinds <strong>of</strong> objects babies prefer.<br />

4. Explain what psychologist John Bowlby calls “primary object clinging.”<br />

5. Answer the following questions about Harry Harlow’s experiments:<br />

a. What “mock” mother did the baby monkeys prefer?<br />

b. What did other experiments with monkeys show about the monkeys’ bond with the cloth mother?<br />

c. What did Harlow discover about baby monkeys raised on a bare wire floor?<br />

d. What did Harlow’s experiments suggest about forming love attachments?<br />

e. Why do toddlers get satisfaction from cuddly dolls, blankets, or stuffed animals?<br />

6. Who is a baby’s first love attachment <strong>and</strong> why does this attachment form?<br />

7. As a child gets older, what are the child’s strongest attachments?<br />

8. What happens if a child does not form an early attachment to a primary care giver?<br />

9. What do young children tend to do with the people or things they love?<br />

10. By late childhood, how do children show affection?<br />

11. During the preschool years, for whom do children feel affection?<br />

12. By the time a person reaches adolescence, who do they turn their attention to?<br />

Child <strong>Development</strong> Unit35

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