Deprivation

By:

"Sinha, Durganand (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Concept Pub.; 1982Description: 319pSubject(s):

Deprivation (Psychology)

DDC classification:

157.3 DEP

Summary: Social-cultural and economic advantage has emerged as a focal theme of study in recent years. However, psycho-social deprivation and its consequences have scarcely been systematically studied in the Indian social context where widespread poverty and socio-cultural inequalities play a decisive role in the growth of human personality.

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Social-cultural and economic advantage has emerged as a focal theme of study in recent years. However, psycho-social deprivation and its consequences have scarcely been systematically studied in the Indian social context where widespread poverty and socio-cultural inequalities play a decisive role in the growth of human personality.

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