Attachment: Deprivation, separation & privation
After studying this topic you should be able to:
- explain Bowlby’s maternal deprivation (separation) hypothesis
- distinguish between the concepts of deprivation (separation) and privation
- describe and evaluate research into the effects of both deprivation (separation) and privation
- assess the impact of both deprivation (separation) and privation on development
Defining deprivation and privation
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- Again, note that the use of the term ‘maternal’ was to describe mothering – this does not necessarily have to be done by a woman.
The effects of deprivation
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- The term ‘anaclitic’ means ‘arising from emotional dependency on another’.
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The effects of privation
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PROGRESS CHECK
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