Mental deprivation hypothesis

• What percentage of thieves had long separation from their parents?

  26%
• What percentage of thieves diagnosed with AFP?

  32%
• How many individuals were interviewed in the study of thieves?

  6
• What was checked for in the families of the interviewed thieves?

  Causes of AFP
• What is a sign of emotional disturbance in the context of the study?

  Signs of emotionless psychopathy
• What was the duration of separation from the mother for the Koluchova twins?

  18 months
• What are the consequences of maternal care neglect according to the study?

  • Irreversible damage to emotional development
  • Disruption of normal attachment formation
  • Difficulty in forming stable relationships later
• What happens if a child experiences neglect during a critical period?

  It can cause irreversible damage
• How does caregiver absence during critical periods affect a child's relationships later in life?

  It hinders their ability to form good relationships
• What is a potential outcome of abnormal attachment during childhood?

  Increased aggression in later life
• What type of psychopathy is mentioned in the study?

  Emotionless psychopathy
• What are the key factors affecting emotional development in children according to the study?

  • Maternal care and attachment
  • Critical periods of development
  • Impact of neglect and separation
• What is the distinction made between deprivation and poor internal working models?

  Deprivation affects attachment, poor models affect relationships
• What is the impact of low attachment during critical periods?

  It can lead to emotional development issues
• What is the term used for the inability to form good relationships later in life?

  Irreversible damage
• What does the study suggest about the relationship between childhood experiences and adult behavior?

  Childhood experiences significantly influence adult behavior