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hello everyone and welcome to attachment lesson two where were going to be looking at shaffers stages of attachment so this is rudolph schaffer um in the previous lesson we focused on the start of attachment specifically we looked at caregiver infant interactions in the form of reciprocity and interactional synchrony this lesson is now more going to focus on how the attachment develops over time so it involves a key study by shaffer and emerson in which they were interested in the development of attachment and the behavior that kind of comes with that development of attachment subsequently they propose four stages of attachment and that is what were gonna have a look at in the second half of this video okay so section one uh the research conducted by shaffer and and emerson in 1964. now whilst this isnt a study that is specifically named on the spec it is still an important study um because it helps you to understand where the actual stages came from and just in case you ever get a