Evaluate the evidence that attachments in early childhood influence the formation of relationships in adolescence and adulthood.

i) Arguments

These need to be well structured (tell a story). Most points you make will probably not be novel but try to express your own (supported) ideas as well. Avoid unsupported opinion.

ii) Evidence to support your arguments:
This will usually involve describing the relevant scientific and other research findings. Several studies have shown significant correlations between essay grade and number of citations.

iii) Critical evaluation
A good answer to psychology essay questions will always include a critical evaluation of
arguments and evidence. Critical evaluation is a process of weighing up the evidence for and against particular ideas or propositions.