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ADVERSE EFFECTS OF MATERNAL DEPRIVATION  \n1. Some origins of mental ill-health …………………………………………………………11  \n2. Review of evidence on effects of deprivation. I:Direct studies 15  \n3. Review of evidence on effects of deprivation. I:Retrospective  \nand follow-up studies ……………………………………………………………………………30  \n4. Interim conclusions .. ………………………………………………………………………………………46  \n5. Theoretical problems ……………………………………………………………………………52  \n6. Research into effects of deprivation ……………………………………………………59  \nPART II. PREVENTION OF MATERNAL DEPRIVATION  \n7. The purpose of the family ……………………………………………………………………67  \n8. Causes of family failure in Western communities, with special  \nreference to psychiatric factors………………………………………………………………72  \n9. Prevention of family failure………………………………………………………………………84  \n10. Illegitimacy and deprivation ……………………………………………………………………93  \n11. Substitute families. I:Adoption ……………………………………………………101  \n12. Substitute families. II:Boarding-homes ………………………………………109  \n13. Group care…………………………………………………………………………………………………………129  \n14. Care of maladjusted and sick children ………………………………………………139  \n15. Administration of child-care services, and problems for research 150  \nConclusion ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………157  \nAPPENDICES  \nAppendix 1. Various retrospective studies relating mental illness to  \ndeprivation and broken homes ……………………………………………………………………161  \nAppendix 2. Differences in Rorschach responses between institution  \nchildren and others. . ………………………………………………………………………………………………166  \nAppendix 3. Note on Goldfarb's study of social adjustment in rela-  \ntion to age of entry to an institution…………………………………………………………169  \nAppendix 4. Note on statistics regarding causes of children being  \ntaken into care away from home………………………………………………………………170  \nBibliography………………………………………………………………………………………………………………175  \nName index……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………181  \nSubject index …………………………………………………………………………………………………………183  \n12323  \nTABLES  \nPage  \nI.Order of appearance of adverse reactions in institution infants(Gesell&Amatruda)....................     ...  17  \nII.Mean developmental quotient of infants at beginning and end of firstyearwith regard to social class and to experience(Spitz)..........  18  \nⅢI.Comparative DQs and IQs of institution and family children aged fromone to four years..................  .  ....  19  \nIV.Incidence of separation and affectionless character in a group of thievesand a control group of emotionally disturbed children who did not steal(Bowlby)......:........   .  :.   .  ...  33  \nV.Incidence of adverse genetic factors in a group of thieves and a controlgroup of emotionally disturbed children who did not steal(Bowlby).:,·34  \nVI.Differences between children who had spent their first three years in aninstitution and controls who had not (Goldfarb).....     ...  37  \nVII.Incidence of problems in children who had spent their first three years inan institution and controls who had not(Goldfarb)......  ...  38  \nVII.Comparison of social adjustment of children who had spent five years ormore in an institution and those who had had no institutional care(T","cbCaiisotKBUoJWs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiisotKBUoJWs","pdf",3242427,63,"English","# Preface to second edition\n# Preface to first edition\n# PART I. Adverse Effects of Maternal Deprivation\n## 1. Some origins of mental ill-health\n## 2. Review of evidence on effects of deprivation. I: Direct studies\n## 3. Review of evidence on effects of deprivation. I: Retrospective and follow-up studies\n## 4. Interim conclusions\n## 5. Theoretical problems\n## 6. Research into effects of deprivation\n# PART II. Prevention of Maternal Deprivation\n## 7. The purpose of the family\n## 8. Causes of family failure in Western communities, with special reference to psychiatric factors\n## 9. Prevention of family failure\n## 10. Illegitimacy and deprivation\n## 11. Substitute families. I: Adoption\n## 12. Substitute families. II: Boarding-homes\n## 13. Group care\n## 14. Care of maladjusted and sick children\n## 15. 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