1969
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-7610.1969.tb02083.x
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Incidence of Parental Loss in Children With Depressed Mood*

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“…A comparison with the findings of other writers is interesting: Caplan & Douglas (1969), in a group of 71 depressed children, found a direct relationship between the later depression and early parental "separation due to death, divorce, desertion, illness or foster home placement". Tuckman & R egun (1966) found in their study-of 'home and behavioural problems in children' that "all varieties of broken homes were over-represented in the clinic population" whilst "intact homes were under-represented".…”
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“…A comparison with the findings of other writers is interesting: Caplan & Douglas (1969), in a group of 71 depressed children, found a direct relationship between the later depression and early parental "separation due to death, divorce, desertion, illness or foster home placement". Tuckman & R egun (1966) found in their study-of 'home and behavioural problems in children' that "all varieties of broken homes were over-represented in the clinic population" whilst "intact homes were under-represented".…”
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“…Studies of depressed adults attending psychiatric clinics have shown a higher incidence of childhood bereavement than in a control group (Granville Grossman, 1968, Birtchnell, 1972. The ages at which children seem most vulnerable to loss are 3-5 years and at adolescence, and other studies have indicated that depression and school refusal are common symptoms (Black, 1974, Arthur & Kemme, 1964, Caplan & Douglas, 1969. Girls losing fathers in adolescence seem especially vulnerable to depression in adult life.…”
Section: What Happens To Children Bereft Of a Parent?mentioning
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“…Caplan and Douglas (1969) found that in a group of bereaved children attending a clinic, depressed mood was significantly associated with placement in a Children's Home. Caplan and Douglas (1969) found that in a group of bereaved children attending a clinic, depressed mood was significantly associated with placement in a Children's Home.…”
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confidence: 99%