Describe the Different Types of Noncompensatory Models

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Essay

Describe the different types of noncompensatory models.

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Definitions:

Anxious Ambivalent-Insecurely Attached

A type of attachment style characterized by strong emotional ties coupled with anxiety, fear of rejection, and feelings of unworthiness in relationships.

Securely Attached

An attachment category describing babies who typically show distress on separation from the mother in the strange situation test, but who greet her happily on her return, usually seeking comfort by reaching to be picked up. Once reassured, they tend to return to exploring. In Bartholomew’s description of adult attachment categories, describes individuals who expect others to be available and supportive of their needs in close relationships, who are comfortable with emotional closeness, but are also reasonably autonomous.

Self-Concept

An individual's perception of themselves, including beliefs, feelings, and thoughts about one's abilities, appearance, and values.

Cognitive Development

The process by which individuals acquire and develop the ability to think, understand, and reason over time.