Bowlby's Maternal Deprivation Theory Flashcards

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1
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did the deprivation theory become before or after Bowlby’s theory of attachment?

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before

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What did the maternal deprivation theory concentrate on?

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effects on the deprivation of maternal care

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3
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define separation

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child is not with primary caregiver

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is separation harmful in development?

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no

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5
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define deprivation

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separation extended

child loses element of mothers care

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is deprivation harmful in development?

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yes

negative effects of intellectual + emotional development

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What is the critical period for psychological development?

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2.5 yrs old

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When is psychological damage inevitable?

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lack of continuous care from mother

no substitute care provided

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define maternal deprivation

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When a child is separated from mother for a long period of time

child is deprived of mother emotional care

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What are the effects of deprivation?

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intellectual development

emotional development

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What is mental retardation?

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abnomally low IQ

below 100

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12
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Name an example of mental retardation

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Goldfarb (1947)

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13
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explain Goldfarb’s study

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adoption study - 30 orphans
followed until 12 yrs old

findings:
1/2 of children remained in institution = lower IQ (68)

fostered by 4 months of age (96)

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What is affectionless psychopathy?

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  • inability to experience guilt + strong emotion for others
  • Lack of remorse
  • cannot form healthy relationship
  • associated w/ criminality
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