Maternal Deprivation 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAttachmentA2/A-levelAQA Created by: dots_balCreated on: 20-03-22 14:49 Who came up with the theory of Maternal Deprivation Bowlby 1 of 16 What are the consequences of separation of a child from its mother Emotional and Intellectual 2 of 16 What can cause serious damage? prolonged separation 3 of 16 What did Spitz&Wolf do? Observed 100 normal children who were put in a home and found they became depressed after a few months. 4 of 16 What did Skodal&Skeels Institutionalised children initially scored low on intelligence tests but improved once in good, emotional care. 5 of 16 Outline Bowlby's 44 thieves study 88 (44 control) affectionless psychopathy because of maternal deprivation no sense of shame or responsibility 6 of 16 what percentage of the thieves had been separated 39% 7 of 16 what percentage of the affectionless thieves had been separated compared to the other thieves? 86% of affectionless thieves, 17% of other thieves 8 of 16 how long is the critical period 2.5 years 9 of 16 how long does the risk continue of lack of emotional care? 5 years 10 of 16 Who found lower IQs in children waiting to be adopted compared to fostered children Goldfarb 11 of 16 What trait may lead to a tendency for crime affectionless psychopathy 12 of 16 Outline a weakness R-, Ernst 137 Swiss children, same IQ and Popularity. 13 of 16 HOWEVER... More mental health issues at 14, Bowlby may have overstated. 14 of 16 One strength RWA, hospitals, social care work, major social change 15 of 16 Another strength R+ for Spitz & Wolf and critical period, Bifulco- 25% of separated women had mental health problems, especially when separated under 6. 16 of 16
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