CMU Psychology Department

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Pen Name: Moriarty In my dream, I was the head of a criminal syndicate that kills criminals. During a meeting of the organization, I ordered several assassins to travel to China inorder to dispatch triad members and take control of the Chinese heroin trade.

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Homecoming HorrorsPenname: HCHRThis dream began as I am sitting at the Logan Airport baggage claim, waiting for my parents to pick me up. Its not Thanksgiving yet, but Ive caved into the [real life] harsh vows that I made to never return home, and took a trip back to see them. Im waiting with my violin ca...

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In my dream my girlfriend and I were in our apartment, and for some reason we were focused on a gas stove. We were trying to cook but could not get the stove to stop leaking gas. We began hearing loud noises, as if something was walking around in our house. It got very cold and all of a sudden a random golde...

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Pen Name: ALS I was with two friends on a college campus, which didn't look like CMU. We were really hungry and we were looking for food when a guy invites us into his house to eat with him and some other people. I then realize that the guy is really drunk. His friends forced me and my friends to turn away fro...

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annonymous Last night I had a dream that I was sitting where the ECE building is on the CMU campus but it was missing and instead there were a bunch of tables and chairs like Starbucks always have outside of their stores. I was talking with a girl who I dont recognize. While we were talking it began to thu...

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pen name: sunshineofyour love My dream starts out with me getting invited to a frat party by this cute guy on campus... let's call him Fred. I was apparently not invited in the first place so I feel out of place there, not to mention that everyone is in their underpants. Since it is a lady gaga themed party...

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Pen Name: Allison Wonderland I was doing a lab for a high school biology class with friends. We were sitting on an incredibly high ledge above an ocean and a massive tidal wave came. The water levels got higher and higher as the wave rushed by (which took a really long time) and ultimately we went under...

K3X7Z · K3X7Z

Children with better bonds at a young age with their parents will tend to develop stronger bonds with their friends. However, I could refute this statement with my own hypothesis. Children with more distant relationships with parents at a young age may tend towards stronger bonds with their friend...

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I think it that the attachment style depends on the parenting style. I believe that the attachment style of a child can be an indicator of future lifestyle not because of the attachment style itself, but rather because of the reasons that attachment styles are formed. It has been shown that children o...

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The textbook argues that children with a secure attachment are more likely to show positive emotions and have positive relationships with others. Another influence that may affect the outcome of a child's social interactions is the environment. The child can be cared for and developed a secur...

c0s9 · c0s9

I think that Attachment creates positive role models in a child's life. If a child has someone to look up to, then that child has something that they must strive for in order to become a "successful" person. Not necessarily in wealth, but in terms of being a human being. If a person has someon...

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Studies show that secure attachment tends to be related to a child's future well-being but they generally do not prove a direct casual relationship. Other factors like heredity(nature) or the environment(nurture) could also be crucial in producing secure attachment and a better future well-be...

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pen name: blueberries1984 Another variable that must be considered in tending to have a higher well-being later in life is social interactions with peers. I think that a child can have a secure attachment with the mother or both parents and if he or she does not have a positive environment among his or...

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I think an important factor that could influence attachments would be either a genetic or psychological disorder. For a family that has a child with mental retardation, sometimes it doesn't matter how caring and attentive the parents are; the child still won't be able to form a secure attachment. I...

golden_cacts7 · golden_cacts7

Although the possibilities of unforeseen circumstances always remain throughout any individual's life, the generally accepted notion is that a better upbringing, and thus heightened attachment to one's parents - meaning an early childhood with attentive, present, and loving parents - res...

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Although it is true that attachment at a young age and well-being later in life have a correlation, but the kinds of experience that a child goes through may have a huge affect. If they were to go through a traumatizing event, it can change their once sociable and secure lifestyle to a more vulnerable a...

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Pen name: jawnyquest The book's argument that secure attachment is linked to a better quality of life later on is not completely founded. An alternative explanation could be that the child has a better quality of life later on simply because of the style of their upbringing. If a child is always fed an...

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I think that the amount of peer interaction a person has can be an alternative explanation. While a lot can be told about a young child by their interaction with their parents, similar can be said about the influence of how much and what type of interaction they have with their peers.

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Though all the evidence seems to point to secure attachment being associated with a better quality of life later on, it is not clear that it is this attachment that causes the outcome. An alternative explanation could be that children who are well fed and have a reliable source of food develop a sense o...

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A person who has loving, caring and attentive parents may do better later on in life as he/she has been raised in a secure, casing manner. If the parents were careless and irresponsible, the child may not be that successful, because he/she will feel incompetent, and is more likely to do worse. Part of t...

Lebron James · Lebron James

As discussed in the reading, attachment at an early age has shown a correlation on the quality and type of person one may become as they grow older. The book focuses on the relationship between the caregiver and the infant or baby. Although, I do agree with the statement that a better relationship wit...

ik329 · ik329

Two important parts that need to be taken into consideration when observing the relationship between a child's attachment and their future relationships and interactions with the world are social/environmental situation and the interaction they have with their peers. If a child is living in po...

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I think a lot of the characteristics attributed to securely attached children are moreso reflections of their own genetics and innate personality than merely the relationship between infant and caregiver. Thus, the child's future well being relies more on its own self determination and less on t...

ajanakir · ajanakir

A person who has loving, caring and attentive parents may obviously do better later on in life as he/she is better equipped to handle human society in general. If the parents were careless and irresponsible, the child may not be that successful, because he/she will feel incomplete, and thus is more l...

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I believe that a possible alternative explanation to this should include the child's environment and the way that these attachments are formed. For instance, children with diorced parents tend to grow up in separate homes. Because of this, the child may develop different expectations for future...

Archzega · Archzega

There appears to be a lot of confounding in the studies of well-being vs. attachment level. An alternate explanation for the well-being of the better attached children is that these children had interactive and present parents. Children that have lost their parents somehow may not have the same le...

Phobetor · Phobetor

I think another variable is having more than one person with whom the child is attached to. The book mentions how a child with a relationship with a caregiver who is attentive and responsive will expect all future relationships to be similarly gratifying. I believe that a child will have this expecta...

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haku: One alternative explanation is that children who are more securely attatched are more likely to be in a better social class. This is not implying that all mid-upper class children are securely attatched, but that if a child is securely attatched, he is more likely to come from a better social ba...

AngryCanine · AngryCanine

One explanation for the correlation between attachment and well-being later in life could be parental upbringing. The reason that you can see people being well-off even if they had attachments which were less than beneficial is because proper parenting can deal with any kind of attachment. Impro...

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One alternative explanation is that instead of attachment being an independent variable, it's a dependent variable based on some hereditary trait. The trait may lead to the child being more sociable which would affect both the attachment and later well-being in life. The chapter went over how b...

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	Dream lab (Preview) Pen Name: Moriarty In my dream, I was the head of a criminal syndicate that kills criminals. During a meeting of the organization, I ordered several assassins to travel to China inorder to dispatch triad members and take control of the Chinese heroin trade.	102intro	0	251	Sep 6, 2011 by 102intro
	Homecoming Horror (Preview) Homecoming HorrorsPenname: HCHRThis dream began as I am sitting at the Logan Airport baggage claim, waiting for my parents to pick me up. Its not Thanksgiving yet, but Ive caved into the [real life] harsh vows that I made to never return home, and took a trip back to see them. Im waiting with my violin ca...	102intro	1	150	Sep 5, 2011 by 102intro
	Dream Lab - by SF2012 (Preview) In my dream my girlfriend and I were in our apartment, and for some reason we were focused on a gas stove. We were trying to cook but could not get the stove to stop leaking gas. We began hearing loud noises, as if something was walking around in our house. It got very cold and all of a sudden a random golde...	102intro	0	136	Sep 5, 2011 by 102intro
	Dream (Preview) Pen Name: ALS I was with two friends on a college campus, which didn't look like CMU. We were really hungry and we were looking for food when a guy invites us into his house to eat with him and some other people. I then realize that the guy is really drunk. His friends forced me and my friends to turn away fro...	102intro	0	143	Sep 4, 2011 by 102intro
	Dreams (Preview) annonymous Last night I had a dream that I was sitting where the ECE building is on the CMU campus but it was missing and instead there were a bunch of tables and chairs like Starbucks always have outside of their stores. I was talking with a girl who I dont recognize. While we were talking it began to thu...	102intro	0	139	Sep 4, 2011 by 102intro
	Dream Lab-- by Sunshineofyour Love Dream Lab Ninja "Fred" Lady GaGa Party (Preview) pen name: sunshineofyour love My dream starts out with me getting invited to a frat party by this cute guy on campus... let's call him Fred. I was apparently not invited in the first place so I feel out of place there, not to mention that everyone is in their underpants. Since it is a lady gaga themed party...	102intro	0	223	Sep 3, 2011 by 102intro
	Tidal Wave Dream for Dream Lab Dreams Lab Wave Interpretation Dream Lab (Preview) Pen Name: Allison Wonderland I was doing a lab for a high school biology class with friends. We were sitting on an incredibly high ledge above an ocean and a massive tidal wave came. The water levels got higher and higher as the wave rushed by (which took a really long time) and ultimately we went under...	102intro	1	238	Sep 3, 2011 by mearly
	Developmental Issues: Part 2 (Preview) Children with better bonds at a young age with their parents will tend to develop stronger bonds with their friends. However, I could refute this statement with my own hypothesis. Children with more distant relationships with parents at a young age may tend towards stronger bonds with their friend...	K3X7Z	0	186	Nov 4, 2009 by K3X7Z
	Attachment lab part 2 (Preview) I think it that the attachment style depends on the parenting style. I believe that the attachment style of a child can be an indicator of future lifestyle not because of the attachment style itself, but rather because of the reasons that attachment styles are formed. It has been shown that children o...	102intro	1	210	Nov 4, 2009 by agahungu
	Attachment Lab (Preview) The textbook argues that children with a secure attachment are more likely to show positive emotions and have positive relationships with others. Another influence that may affect the outcome of a child's social interactions is the environment. The child can be cared for and developed a secur...	102intro	1	212	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Attachment Lab (Preview) I think that Attachment creates positive role models in a child's life. If a child has someone to look up to, then that child has something that they must strive for in order to become a "successful" person. Not necessarily in wealth, but in terms of being a human being. If a person has someon...	c0s9	3	207	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Development Lab (Alt Explanation) (Preview) Studies show that secure attachment tends to be related to a child's future well-being but they generally do not prove a direct casual relationship. Other factors like heredity(nature) or the environment(nurture) could also be crucial in producing secure attachment and a better future well-be...	102intro	0	222	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Developmental Issues Lab (Preview) pen name: blueberries1984 Another variable that must be considered in tending to have a higher well-being later in life is social interactions with peers. I think that a child can have a secure attachment with the mother or both parents and if he or she does not have a positive environment among his or...	102intro	3	239	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Lab (Preview) I think an important factor that could influence attachments would be either a genetic or psychological disorder. For a family that has a child with mental retardation, sometimes it doesn't matter how caring and attentive the parents are; the child still won't be able to form a secure attachment. I...	102intro	1	207	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Alternative Explanation (Preview) Although the possibilities of unforeseen circumstances always remain throughout any individual's life, the generally accepted notion is that a better upbringing, and thus heightened attachment to one's parents - meaning an early childhood with attentive, present, and loving parents - res...	golden_cacts7	3	219	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Developmentallab (Preview) Although it is true that attachment at a young age and well-being later in life have a correlation, but the kinds of experience that a child goes through may have a huge affect. If they were to go through a traumatizing event, it can change their once sociable and secure lifestyle to a more vulnerable a...	102intro	0	191	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Alternative Explanation (Preview) Pen name: jawnyquest The book's argument that secure attachment is linked to a better quality of life later on is not completely founded. An alternative explanation could be that the child has a better quality of life later on simply because of the style of their upbringing. If a child is always fed an...	102intro	0	203	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Attachment Lab (Preview) I think that the amount of peer interaction a person has can be an alternative explanation. While a lot can be told about a young child by their interaction with their parents, similar can be said about the influence of how much and what type of interaction they have with their peers.	102intro	2	269	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Developmental Issues Lab (Preview) Though all the evidence seems to point to secure attachment being associated with a better quality of life later on, it is not clear that it is this attachment that causes the outcome. An alternative explanation could be that children who are well fed and have a reliable source of food develop a sense o...	102intro	0	175	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Alt. Explanation (Preview) A person who has loving, caring and attentive parents may do better later on in life as he/she has been raised in a secure, casing manner. If the parents were careless and irresponsible, the child may not be that successful, because he/she will feel incompetent, and is more likely to do worse. Part of t...	grape drink	1	217	Nov 4, 2009 by ik329
	Development Lab (Preview) As discussed in the reading, attachment at an early age has shown a correlation on the quality and type of person one may become as they grow older. The book focuses on the relationship between the caregiver and the infant or baby. Although, I do agree with the statement that a better relationship wit...	Lebron James	2	205	Nov 4, 2009 by grape drink
	Attachment Lab (Preview) Two important parts that need to be taken into consideration when observing the relationship between a child's attachment and their future relationships and interactions with the world are social/environmental situation and the interaction they have with their peers. If a child is living in po...	ik329	0	194	Nov 4, 2009 by ik329
	Attachment Lab (Preview) I think a lot of the characteristics attributed to securely attached children are moreso reflections of their own genetics and innate personality than merely the relationship between infant and caregiver. Thus, the child's future well being relies more on its own self determination and less on t...	102intro	1	177	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Alternative Explanation (Preview) A person who has loving, caring and attentive parents may obviously do better later on in life as he/she is better equipped to handle human society in general. If the parents were careless and irresponsible, the child may not be that successful, because he/she will feel incomplete, and thus is more l...	ajanakir	1	281	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Attachment Lab (Preview) I believe that a possible alternative explanation to this should include the child's environment and the way that these attachments are formed. For instance, children with diorced parents tend to grow up in separate homes. Because of this, the child may develop different expectations for future...	102intro	1	215	Nov 4, 2009 by golden_cacts7
	Attachment Lab (Preview) There appears to be a lot of confounding in the studies of well-being vs. attachment level. An alternate explanation for the well-being of the better attached children is that these children had interactive and present parents. Children that have lost their parents somehow may not have the same le...	Archzega	4	217	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
	Attachment Lab (Preview) I think another variable is having more than one person with whom the child is attached to. The book mentions how a child with a relationship with a caregiver who is attentive and responsive will expect all future relationships to be similarly gratifying. I believe that a child will have this expecta...	Phobetor	1	211	Nov 4, 2009 by AngryCanine
	Developmental Lab (Preview) haku: One alternative explanation is that children who are more securely attatched are more likely to be in a better social class. This is not implying that all mid-upper class children are securely attatched, but that if a child is securely attatched, he is more likely to come from a better social ba...	102intro	1	190	Nov 4, 2009 by Phobetor
	aLTernATIve ExplAnatioN (Preview) One explanation for the correlation between attachment and well-being later in life could be parental upbringing. The reason that you can see people being well-off even if they had attachments which were less than beneficial is because proper parenting can deal with any kind of attachment. Impro...	AngryCanine	0	196	Nov 4, 2009 by AngryCanine
	Developmental Lab (Preview) One alternative explanation is that instead of attachment being an independent variable, it's a dependent variable based on some hereditary trait. The trait may lead to the child being more sociable which would affect both the attachment and later well-being in life. The chapter went over how b...	102intro	2	197	Nov 4, 2009 by 102intro
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