Parental Deprivation and Social Adaptation Problems in Children in Developmental Psychology — Ayhan Özel

Ayhan Özel tarafından kaleme alınan Parental Deprivation and Social Adaptation Problems in Children in Developmental Psychology Kriter Yayınları eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Parental Deprivation and Social Adaptation Problems in Children in Developmental Psychology Ayhan Özel Kitap Özeti This doctoral thesis examines the profound effects of parental loss on children s social emotional and cognitive development Parental deprivation significantly compromises children s sense of security disrupting social competence and empathy levels In depth interviews conducted with 200 children and families in Manila Philippines reveal that children who lack parental support struggle to establish strong social bonds and often experience heightened levels of loneliness and social anxiety This deprivation contributes to emotional and cognitive constriction limiting children s ability to express themselves effectively in social interactions Findings highlight the critical role of supportive social networks particularly relatives teachers and peers in facilitating children s adaptation processes The study underscores that parental loss leaves lasting psychological imprints on children emphasizing the importance of early intervention programs to foster healthy relationship building and mitigate the long term social and emotional consequences of parental deprivation Yayınevi Kriter Yayınları Yazar Ayhan Özel Sayfa 316 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 13 00x21 00 cm Basım Yılı Aralık 2024 Barkod 9786256103450 Kategori Başvuru Kitapları Çocuk Psikolojisi Araştırma İnceleme

This doctoral thesis examines the profound effects of parental loss on children s social emotional and cognitive development Parental deprivation significantly compromises children s sense of security disrupting social competence and empathy levels In depth interviews conducted with 200 children and families in Manila Philippines reveal that children who lack parental support struggle to establish strong social bonds and often experience heightened levels of loneliness and social anxiety This deprivation contributes to emotional and cognitive constriction limiting children s ability to express themselves effectively in social interactions Findings highlight the critical role of supportive social networks particularly relatives teachers and peers in facilitating children s adaptation processes The study underscores that parental loss leaves lasting psychological imprints on children emphasizing the importance of early intervention programs to foster healthy relationship building and mitigate the long term social and emotional consequences of parental deprivation

This doctoral thesis examines the profound effects of parental loss on children s social emotional and cognitive development Parental deprivation significantly compromises children s sense of security disrupting social competence and empathy levels In depth interviews conducted with 200 children and families in Manila Philippines reveal that children who lack parental support struggle to establish strong social bonds and often experience heightened levels of loneliness and social anxiety This deprivation contributes to emotional and cognitive constriction limiting children s ability to express themselves effectively in social interactions Findings highlight the critical role of supportive social networks particularly relatives teachers and peers in facilitating children s adaptation processes The study underscores that parental loss leaves lasting psychological imprints on children emphasizing the importance of early intervention programs to foster healthy relationship building and mitigate the long term social and emotional consequences of parental deprivation

This doctoral thesis examines the profound effects of parental loss on children s social emotional and cognitive development Parental deprivation significantly compromises children s sense of security disrupting social competence and empathy levels In depth interviews conducted with 200 children and families in Manila Philippines reveal that children who lack parental support struggle to establish strong social bonds and often experience heightened levels of loneliness and social anxiety This deprivation contributes to emotional and cognitive constriction limiting children s ability to express themselves effectively in social interactions Findings highlight the critical role of supportive social networks particularly relatives teachers and peers in facilitating children s adaptation processes The study underscores that parental loss leaves lasting psychological imprints on children emphasizing the importance of early intervention programs to foster healthy relationship building and mitigate the long term social and emotional consequences of parental deprivation

This doctoral thesis examines the profound effects of parental loss on children s social emotional and cognitive development Parental deprivation significantly compromises children s sense of security disrupting social competence and empathy levels In depth interviews conducted with 200 children and families in Manila Philippines reveal that children who lack parental support struggle to establish strong social bonds and often experience heightened levels of loneliness and social anxiety This deprivation contributes to emotional and cognitive constriction limiting children s ability to express themselves effectively in social interactions Findings highlight the critical role of supportive social networks particularly relatives teachers and peers in facilitating children s adaptation processes The study underscores that parental loss leaves lasting psychological imprints on children emphasizing the importance of early intervention programs to foster healthy relationship building and mitigate the long term social and emotional consequences of parental deprivation