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Compared with peers living in Romanian families, Romanian children in institutions were found to be orphans.
An institution is a place where kids spend a lot of time, such as a hospital or an orphanage. They receive only minimal emotional support.
Under the communist government of Ceausescu, which forbade abortion and prohibited access to contraception during a period of acute food and energy shortages, Romania's orphan crisis first emerged. Five children were a requirement for women.
Numerous Romanians abandoned their newborn children, placing thousands of them in state-run, underfunded orphanages to suffer.
Rutter's method examined a sample of about 165 Romanian orphans who were adopted in the UK using a longitudinal study and a natural experiment to determine whether providing them with high-quality care might compensate for the subpar experiences they had in institutions in the past.
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