... Newman & Newman (2008, p.139) 'the mother's personality, the father's involvement in child care, the quality of parent's relationship with each other and their access to social support, parent's psychological wellbeing are all factors that influence child's vulnerability'. The purpose of this essay is to analyse different theories and research studies: Ainsworth's and her colleague's theory of attachment and Bowlby ... for comfort and attention. To sum up Ainsworth's theory proves that healthy attention, care and love can be a pathway to healthy child psychological development, where...

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... getting pregnant by the rapist. Author Ana Maria Jaramillo writes an article about pregnancy resulting from rape and states, "that rape can bring about long-term physical and emotional disorders, affecting the victim's life in countless ways. Victims of rape are more prone to suicide, depression and sexual dysfunction and are vulnerable in many other ways to disillusionment and unhappiness ... an unhappy life. Living with the fact that their father sexually assaulted their mother and now knowing that they have a rapist's genes running through them may cause them to have psychological pr...

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... adoption will increase abortion rates while taking away from the anonymity of the parents and the child. Supporters of open adoption believe that it decreases the amount of stress and psychological disorders that occur from the child not knowing where they came from and if the child were to get sick; diagnosing the illness would be easier with medical records that explain ... ...

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