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Deprivation
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Deprivation 

sensory insufficiency or inadequate load on the system of analysors observed in man when isolated or when the functioning of the main sense organs is impaired. Astronauts, speleologists, and others experience the phenomenon of deprivation. The depth of the psychological, autonomic, and somatic changes in deprivation is determined chiefly by its intensity and duration, as well as by individual personality traits. If work capacity and mental health are to be retained under conditions of deprivation, it is very important that the work be organized efficiently and that specific steps be taken to increase the reliability of the auditory, visual, interoceptive, and other information.

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Banshchikov, V. M., and G. V. Stoliarov. “Sensornaia izoliatsiia.” Zhurnal nevropatologii ipsikhiatrii im. S. S. Korsakova, 1966, no. 9, pp. 1428–40.


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Scientists conducting maternal deprivation studies have long been able to induce permanent changes in the behaviors of animals, notably their responses to stress.
In the cases she has encountered, maternal deprivation seemed to go hand in hand with the expressed desire, although the loss of the mother occurred in different ways, she pointed out.
 
 
 
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