Affective Development, Education and Prevention: A Psychodynamic Model

Dollander, Marianne; Tychey, Claude de

doi:10.1521/prev.91.2.257.35704

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“…Dolto's concepts of "oral and anal castration" (Dolto, 1984) should be considered as ordeals of separation that inevitably mark the different periods of children's development: umbilical castration with a breaking away from mother-child fusion, oral castration with the separation of the two bodies during weaning, "anal castration" with a liberation from dependence made possible by the ability to walk and to have motor autonomy. A recent article by Dollander and de Tychey (2004) contains a more precise description of Dolto's work.…”

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Comparative Approach to Separation Anxiety Using the Baby Bird Tale

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Thiébaut³

2006

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Authors present a new tool: the baby bird tale, taken from Tales Test ( Royer, 1978 ), which can be used to diagnose separation anxiety disorder. They compared the responses of a control group of 120 children divided into three subgroups (4–6, 6–11, and 11–13 years of age), with the responses of a clinical group of 80 children suffering from separation anxiety disorder, matched for age, sex and parental socioeconomic status. Results show the discriminating value of the instrument and confirm the existence of an insecure attachment and of the inability to mentally elaborate separation anxiety among children from the clinical subgroup.

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