Growth potential of preschool-aged children in institutional care: A positive approach to a negative condition.

Joseph B. Gavrin · Lenore S. Sacks

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A study of change of intellectual level in 132 “dependent and neglected” children aged two through seven. Significant gains in IQ are reported. Child care philosophy and methods in the Irvington House institutional program are documented. Possible implications of the study for child welfare are discussed.

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