Attachment Theory In John Bowl's Ghosts From The Nursery

After reading the book “Ghosts from the nursery: Tracing the roots of violence” infants, let alone the fetus are not exempt from outside environments. John Bowl theorized that attachment theory is bondings with caregivers, particularly with mothers are very essential. The inquiry shows time alone with the baby immediately after birth has lasting consequences of interactions between.

Furthermore, the most critical time for fetuses and infants are in the first nine months in the womb and the first 33 months of life. Science has shown, the first 17 to 19 weeks of conception a baby can have anywhere between 100 to 200 billion active basic brain cells.

Consequently, this could also depend on the environmental experience exposed to the fetus.

First, its essential both caretaking between a child and parent take place. Parents are responsible for teaching their offspring the impact of both positive and negative behaviors on others. As a result even though children are different and have individual personalities and temperaments direct teaching by good parenting modals should reproduce empathetic values. Furthermore, the foundation of empathy occurs in one way in the early months of infancy where the caregiver responds quickly and in a comforting manner to an infant. No doubt, empathetic behaviors play a key role in prevention of antisocial behaviors according to Dr. Patricia Brennan. Second, Dr. Charles Golden explores blunt trauma to the frontal lobe as a common cause to antisocial behaviors. This could occur when a fetus or infant is involved in car accidents, child abuse, or physical abuse of them mother during fetal gestation. In Dr. Golden research he found socking evidence reveled as many as 30 to 50 percent of people who have criminal backgrounds sustained a brain injury to his/her frontal or temporal lobes. Thirdly, the book talks about John Bowlby and his theory on Emotional Deprivation. He studied that children are like blank slates and they seek out modals based on experiences by family and particularly on the mother. Bowlby, stresses positive attachment is the key in being proactive in the reduction in later in life antisocial

First and foremost, incarceration is being used as a last result. This is both a positive effect for both overcrowding in incarceration facilities, but also saving money in a budget saving economy. Secondly, it’s been shown keeping the child in his / her environment and community after criminal behavior members can participate in rehabilitation in non-flight risk individuals. Thirdly the Annie E. Casey Foundation has played the leading role in reforming the criminal justice system for juveniles. Most impotently, the foundation operates on five fundamental goals, the focus is to simply reduce the dependence incarceration, focusing on preserving and enhancing public safety in communities, reduce racial inequality, budget saving practices as mention before, and encourage over all juvenile justice