Can privation be reversed?

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What is privation

  • The complete lack of emotional care

  • Child never got the chance to form attachment

  • Never get attachment, may cause permanent harm to enotional and social development

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what privation is (reversible)

Rutter et al

  • Found children adopted after 6 months showed disinhibited attachment, lower IQ and emotional difficulties compared to control group who had not been privated before adoption who showed secure attachment development

  • If privation time limited to 6 months, negative effects reversible

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what privation is (irreversible)

  • Genie became attached to Curtis, despite being past critical period

  • Still couldn’t develop speech beyond that of a toddler

  • Shows disinhibited attachment effect of privation is reversible

  • But still couldn’t develop normal things like proper speech, walking showing severe effects of privation

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What can privation cause

Long term effects

  • lack of language

  • Poor motor development

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What privation can cause (reversible)

Koluchová Czech twins

  • discovered after having spent first 7 years locked up

  • Unable to talk

  • Fostered by two loving sisters

  • Found that privation effects were reversible as formed attachments with the sister, had secure future relationships

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What privation can cause (irreversible)

Genie

  • couldn’t develop speech beyond that of a toddler

  • couldn’t develop normal things like proper speech or walking showing severe effects of privation

  • Was not reversible, as an adult had to be put in care home and did not speak anymore