attachment
disruption of attachment
privation
institutionalisation
- Created by: Emma Cornhill
- Created on: 10-05-15 10:58
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- attachment
- privation
- never having an attachment figure
- genie
- czech twins
- can use hodges and tizard again (see institutionalisation)
- disruption
- having an attachment figure, then child spends time away
- robertsons (JOHN)
- case study
- 17 months old
- resisdential nursery while mother went into hospital
- protests and anger ignored
- cried pitifully for several days, longperiods of time
- started to ignore his father on nightly visits
- slowly became emotionally detattached
- mother returns
- john didn't want to know her, look at her and resisted mothers attempts to comfort him
- resisdential nursery while mother went into hospital
- PDD model
- protest
- despair
- detattachment
- institutionalisation
- spending time in a resisential childrens home or orphanage
- hodges and Tizard
- 65 children until the age of 4
- no attachment as staff discouraged from forming an attachment
- at age 2, all children displayed unusual behaviour
- fear of strangers
- crying
- disinhibited attachment
- age 4
- 25 went back to biological parents
- more likely to display close attachment styles with adoptive parents, than the restored children
- 33 adopted
- more likely to display close attachment styles with adoptive parents, than the restored children
- 25 went back to biological parents
- interviews conducted
- with parents when children were 8
- with children at age 16
- effects of institualisation can be reversed if children are palced in a loveing caring home
- 65 children until the age of 4
- privation
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