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Early psychosocial deprivation — High risk of indiscriminate behaviours! 1) Examine Indiscriminate behaviours in institutional children and home reared children! 2) Test foster care IF reduces indiscriminate social behaviours! 3) Examine early indicators of indiscriminate behaviours! Institutional children left in higher rates that never institutionalised control ! Fail developing organised attachments — Risk of indiscriminate behaviours! Bucharest Early Intervention Project! - Examine the effectiveness of foster care in reducing indiscriminate behaviours! Measures!

- Stranger at the Door Procedure! 0 - Stayed, 1 - Left, !

- Percent Time in Institution! - Caregiving Quality! - Birth Weight! - Cognitive Development! - Attachment! Results! 1) Institutionalised children more likely to leave ( 33% to 3.5% )! 2) Care As Usual Group - 44.9%, Foster Care Group 24.1%, Never Institutionalised Group 3.5%! 3) Foster Care Group - Attachment Disorganisation! Ever Institutionalised Group - Attachment Disorganisation, Caregiving!

Low Disorganisation - Leaving associated with Lower levels of caregiving quality! Institutional Deprivation was NOT a determining factor in later indiscriminate ate behaviours Disorganised Attachment Behaviour - Lack of use of caregiver in times of distress - Developed with Emotionally disrupted Caregiving - Frightened caregiving experience Limitation - Small Sample Size - Lack of record keeping

The development of early disorganised attachment is a powerful predictor of later indiscriminate behaviours...