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Strange Situation Task
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A psychological assessment developed by Mary Ainsworth to study attachment styles in children by observing their reactions to separation and reunion with caregivers.
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"The strange situation task involves a parent, typically a mother in the studies that were done, but a parent or other caregiver bringing their child, their actual child into a laboratory."
Attribution: Huberman describes this as a foundational psychological assessment technique with positive regard for its contributions to understanding attachment