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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 28.
Published in final edited form as: Attach Hum Dev. 2009 Sep;11(5):445–470. doi: 10.1080/14616730903135993

Table 3.

Mean adult depression scores by type of early childhood loss (N = 164).

Type of early childhood loss M n
Missing 7.83 6
1. Death/permanent loss of contact mother 0
2. Death/permanent loss of contact father 5.00 3
3. Death/permanent loss of contact other key caregiver 9.54 13
4. Death of more than one of 1–3 7.00 1
5. Separation 12 or more months mother 20.00 1
6. Separation 12 or more months father 16.50 2
7. Separation 12 or more months other key caregiver 1.00 1
8. Separation 12 or more months of more than one of 5–7 0
9. Mixture death/separation among 1–7 0
10. Separation 4–11 months mother 16.67 3
11. Separation 4–11 months father 12.50 2
12. Separation 4–11 months other key caregiver 8.00 3
13. Separation of more than one of 10–12 0
14. No death or separations of 4 months 7.50 129