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  • Implications From a 20-Year Study of Romanian Orphans
    A total of 136 young children aged 6 to 31 months, who were cared for in large impersonal institutions in Romania, were comprehensively assessed and then randomized to care as usual or to placement in foster care
  • An experiment in zero parenting - JSTOR
    The opening of Romanian orphanages after Ceaus ̨escu provided a rare chance to do well-controlled studies A U K group then led by pediatric psychologist Michael Rutter at King’s College London undertook the first, a large observational study
  • Bucharest Early Intervention Project
    A growing body of research has shown that significant neglect can be profoundly harmful to a young child's development Indeed, as we have learned through our work in Bucharest, the results of neglect can be striking, including significant cognitive delays, increased risk for psychological disorders, and stunted physical growth
  • Deprivation’s Mark on the Brain - Harvard Magazine
    For the past 22 years, he and his colleagues have followed the lives of these Romanian orphans to understand how their early experience affected their subsequent neurocognitive development
  • Abandoned Romanian Children Placed With Foster Families Fared Better . . .
    A Romanian trial involving 136 orphaned or abandoned #children finds after 20 years of follow-ups that children placed early in high-quality #fostercare had better cognitive and physical outcomes and less severe symptoms of psychopathology than did their peers who remained in institutions
  • 1980s–1990s Romanian orphans phenomenon - Wikipedia
    Orphanhood in Romania became prevalent as a consequence of the Socialist Republic of Romania 's natalist policy under Nicolae Ceaușescu Its effectiveness led to an increase in birth rates at the expense of adequate family planning and reproductive rights
  • ROMANIAN ORPHAN STUDIES — DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY | Discover . . .
    In the Romanian orphans, children who remained in the institutions after 6 months had already missed this key timing window While their brains were undergoing exuberant synaptogenesis, they received almost none of the expected caregiving experiences
  • Romanian orphans – landmark study tracks mental health 27 years later
    Experiencing severe deprivation and neglect in childhood can have a lasting psychological impact into early adulthood, finds the unique study, which has followed the mental health of a group of children adopted from Romanian institutions to UK families in the 1990s
  • Teaching: Ethical Research to Help Romania’s Abandoned Children
    Psychologists know from animal research that early social neglect affects brain development, with cognitive, social, and emotional consequences But how can we assess neglect in humans?
  • Romania’s Lost Generation: The Devastating Legacy of Communist-Era . . .
    It reveals some shocking and painful truths about Romania in the 1960s—the heartbreaking stories of abandoned children and the darker aspects of that era in Europe





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