Privation And Institutionalisation

Question 0

In the Tizard and Hodges study when were the children studied?

Answer 0

At the ages of 4 and8

Question 1

In the Tizard and Hodges study what type of study did they use?

Answer 1

Longitudinal study

Question 2

In the Tizard and Hodges study how many children were studied?

Answer 2

65

Question 3

In the Tizard and Hodges study at which age did the children go into the institution?

Answer 3

Before 4 months

Question 4

In the Tizard and Hodges study why did the children suffer from privation?

Answer 4

They didn’t have a chance to form an attachment to their parents an there were too many staff changes to form attachments

Question 5

In the Tizard and Hodges study what were the 3 groups
Children who stayed in the institution for the 8 years
Children who were fostered by the age of 4
Children who were returned to their mothers

Answer 5

Children who stayed in the institution for the 8 years
Children who were fostered by the age of 4
Children who were returned to their mothers

Question 6

In the Tizard and Hodges study what were the children rated on and who rated them?

Answer 6

Their teachers rated them on aggression

Question 7

In the Tizard and Hodges study what were the results?

Answer 7

The adopted children and those taken back by their mothers had more behavioural problems than the control group?

Question 8

In the Tizard and Hodges study what was the group that formed attachments?

Answer 8

The adopted children, those who stayed were clingy to the staff, but didn’t have any attachments and the children returned to their mothers weren’t very attached as their mothers still had some emotional problems

Question 9

From the Tizard and Hodges study what can be concluded about institutions?

Answer 9

Can affect how attachments are formed and behaviour, but it doesn’t affect attachment if adopted soon enough

Question 10

In Dennis’s study who were the participants?

Answer 10

Lebanese orphans

Question 11

What was the institution like?

Answer 11

Few toys and little social contact, so they couldn’t form attachments

Question 12

In Dennis’s study what was the average IQ at one?

Answer 12

Half the normal score

Question 13

In Dennis’s study what was the IQ of those adopted?

Answer 13

They had normal IQ levels when tested later on

Question 14

In Dennis’s study what was the IQ of those adopted after 2?

Answer 14

Only reached an IQ of 80

Question 15

In Dennis’s study what happened to the children who stayed in the institution?

Answer 15

Between the ages of 12-16 they showed poor levels of functioning

Question 16

What does Dennis’s study show about institutions?

Answer 16

It can affect intelligence levels but the affects can be reversed if adopted soon enough