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What is the definition of parental deprivation?
Parental deprivation is a situation where a child is deprived of one or both parents, either physically or emotionally. This deprivation can occur due to factors such as abandonment, neglect, or death of a parent, and can have significant negative effects on a child's emotional and psychological development.
What part of speech is deprivation?
The word deprivation is a noun. It is the act of depriving.
What is the theme of monkeys by punyakante?
Deprivation of mother's love and forfeiture of freedom of a child that caused by superstition.
What has the author Carol Ann Coohey written?
Carol Ann Coohey has written: 'Child maltreatment' -- subject(s): Child abuse, Methodology, Paternal deprivation, Research
How do you file charges for contributing to a child's misconduct or deprivation in Kansas?
You notify your local children's services people, they will decide how to proceed.
Sentence using the word deprivation?
Deprivation of food can lead to starvation. The sentence uses the term deprivation as it pertains to eating adequate amounts of food.
When was Remnants of Deprivation created?
Remnants of Deprivation was created in 2002.
What is a sentence for deprivation?
Sleep deprivation can be a dangerous thing if not controlled properly.After just twelve minutes of tea deprivation, he gave in.
What did Charles dickens write a Christmas carol for?
To highlight the issues of poverty, child labour and deprivation that people were suffering across Britain at the time
How does sleep deprivation effect acne?
Sleep deprivation can cause acne
What is used to measure deprivation index?
There are a few different things that are used to measure deprivation index. This really depends on the type of deprivation measured.
What is a sentence using the word deprivation?
"The deprivation of water will make a plant wither."
