Institutionalisation: Romanian Orphans
In this episode we take a look at some of the research aiming to undercover what the effects of institutionalisation are.
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Welcome budding Psychologists. My name is Anna and I'm the host of the Super Psychology podcast. Although this podcast is aimed at students of A-Level Psychology, it is also suitable for anyone who has an interest in what Psychology is all about. These episodes will take you through the topics for the A-Level, with each episode focussing on a different part of the specification. Don't forget to subscribe, review and rate! For those of you that like videos, head over to our YouTube Channel 'Super Psychology'
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