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Child abuse and neglect: Usefulness of the animal data
1998
Psychological bulletin
This article reviews and critically discusses the relevance of animal data to research on child abuse and neglect. Although parental investment theory can be useful in investigating the adaptiveness, if any, of child abuse and neglect, the evolutionary approach also has some limitations. The most suitable animal models for investigating the psychosocial processes underlying child abuse and neglect are probably found among the nonhuman primates. Whereas the heuristic value of social deprivation
doi:10.1037/0033-2909.123.3.211
pmid:9602555
fatcat:o5s4apyn2rftrjpej4l2wcaqou