Effect of Deprivation and Privation
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- Effects of deprivation and privation
- Deprivation
- An existing attachment is lost
- 44 Juvenile thieves(bowlby, 1946)
- Privation
- an attachment has never been present
- Czech twins(koluchova 1972,1991)
- Aged 2 locked in celler and abused. Aged 9 adopted into loving family. Aged 14 normail behaviour Aged 20 emotionally and socially stable with above average intellihence
- EVALUATION- cannont genralise. were able to bond with each other.
- Genie (curtiss 1989)
- locked in room for most of early life with little out side contact. Aged 13- physical problems, poor social skill and no language abilities. Education led to the recovery of some ability but language and social skills remain poor
- EVALUATION- cannot generalise. she may have had innate psychological problems. she had a lack of stability with her carers.
- HODGES AND TIZARD 1989. children spent in institutional care.
- Separation
- Can be considered as short-term deprivation
- ROBERTSON AND BOWLBY(1952), investigated the effect of separation of young children from the mothers. (PDD)
- PROTEST DESPAIR DETACHMENT MODEL(PDD)
- PROTEST-expressing emotions though crying and clinging
- DESPAIR- appears unresponsive and show lack of intrest in people
- DETACHMENT- intercation with others increases, little intrest in mothers return
- Deprivation
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