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Children Left Alone After Their Parents’ Long-Term Departure Abroad

PART I. CHAPTER I
I.1. Family. Concept and definition 3
I.2. Family functions 3
I.3. The role of the family. Parental role 4
I.4 Attachment theory John Bowlby 5
I.5. The development of attachment is divided by Bowlby into four stages 6
I.6. Migration and the impact on the family 7
I.7. Migration as a destabilizing factor of the family 8
I.8. Psycho-behavioral manifestations of children left alone at home 9
I.9. Feeling of abandonment 12
I.10. Adaptation versus maladaptation 14

CHAPTER II
II.1. Deviant behavior 18
II.2. Juvenile delinquency 19
II.3. The needs of the child 20
II.4. Providing the feeling of security 21
II.5. Forms of manifestation of school deviance 23
II.6. Running away from home and school 24
II.7. School absenteeism 25
II.8. School dropout 26
II.9. School vandalism 27
II.10. School violence 28
II.11. Drug addiction 28
II.12. The psycho-social effects of temporary “abandonment” on children 29

CHAPTER III
III.1. Research methodology 31
III.2. Research objectives 31
III.3. Research hypotheses 31
III.4. Description of the batch of subjects 32
III.5. Description of the tools, techniques and methods used 32
III.6. Research results 36
CONCLUSIONS 50
BIBLIOGRAPHY 52
APPENDICES 53