Separation and Deprivation (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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Deprivation definition
Deprivation definition
Child with attachment separated from caregiver
Deprivation vs privation
Deprivation vs privation
Deprivation: loss of attachment; Privation: none formed
3 stages of distress (Robertson & Bowlby)
3 stages of distress (Robertson & Bowlby)
Protest, despair, detachment
Protest stage duration
Protest stage duration
Several hours or days
Despair stage key feature
Despair stage key feature
Child no longer anticipates mother's return
Detachment stage reunion behaviour
Detachment stage reunion behaviour
Child rejects mother, no normal reunion behaviour
Affectionless character traits
Affectionless character traits
Lack affection, no guilt, responsibility or shame
Maternal deprivation timeframe (44 thieves)
Maternal deprivation timeframe (44 thieves)
Separation >6 months before age 6
Ways to reduce separation distress
Ways to reduce separation distress
Regular contact, maintain routines, familiar toys/comforters
Anaclitic depression features
Anaclitic depression features
Emotional withdrawal, loss of appetite, crying
