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Tizard and Hodges - type/aim of experiment and pps |
Natural, longitudinal experiment. To see if the effects of institutionalization/privation are permanent. 65 children brought up in children's home until age of at least 4. |
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Tizard and Hodges - 3 naturally occurring IV? |
Some children were adopted, some restored to their biological parents, some remained in care. |
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Tizard and Hodges -how many different carers? |
on average, 50. |
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Tizard and Hodges - findings? Which group was most able to what? All three groups had problems, including? |
Most of the adopted children were able to form close attachments with their new family, but fewer in other groups were. All 3 groups were aggressive and problematic at school. All 3 groups had problems forming peer relationships. |
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Tizard and Hodges - Conclusion? |
Children are able to form attachments after early life privation. However, they are still likely to develop social problems later in life. |
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Tizard and Hodges - two strengths and two limitations? |
Strengths - -longitudinal/natural - high in eco validity -use of many different methods Limitations -reductionist some pps dropped out |
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Rutter et al - type/aim of study, pps? |
Longitudinal natural. To see if effects of I & P = permanent. 111 Romanian orphans adopted into British fams. |
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Rutter et al -findings? 6 - 24 months? |
high levels of disinhibitted attachment in orphans adopted 6 - 24 months old. |
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Rutter et al - findings? 11 yrs old?
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Half of those who were disinhibitedly attached still were so. |
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Rutter et al - evaluation? two strengths two limitations? |
strenghts - eco validity - significant applications to society limitations -sample =small. unrepresentative. |
