31 Data on 38 domains contribute to this index and are combined to reflect a broad concept of deprivation.
o The second one is social exclusion which is very much linked to poverty seen in a broader sense as deprivation of their rights to access quality education, health services and protection systems.
These practices were located across the whole Thames Valley region (Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and Milton Keynes) and covered populations with a broad spectrum of socioeconomic deprivation (Index of Multiple Deprivation 2012 score range 5.9 to 23.2).
It was also pointed out that there was no explanation of how experiences subsumed under the broad heading of "maternal deprivation" could have effects on personality development of the kinds claimed.
While the population was specific to the North West of England, it included individuals across a broad age, employment and deprivation spectrum.
This approach is supported by studies showing that the broad geographical distribution of deprivation has changed little over the past decades in the US and Britain [ 8, 11, 30].
Britain uses three measures: one relative, one absolute and a broader indicator of material deprivation, such as whether a child can celebrate his birthday.
Traditional Berber discontent on the neglect of local customs and language has mushroomed into far broader resentment about economic deprivation, abuse of power and corruption and their complaints are beginning to resonate elsewhere in the country.
In broad terms, absolute levels of deprivation are the drivers of poor health in developing countries.
This once-affluent family, which includes seven children from the parents' previous marriages, will be seen fighting economic deprivation via a broad range of strategies, including Dumpster diving and searching for change under the sofa pillows.
