The orphanage home is one of the numerous social institution that have emerged over the year to carter for some of the social needs  of orphanage associated with such problems. 

Motherless  babies  have nowadays  become common because of the moral decadence of the society young people who cannot cater  for themselves find themselves  put in the   family  way they end  up find abandoning those innocent helpless babies.  The increasing hardship because of the present economic recession  has  increased the incidence of burden  family relationship and  the consequent loss  of firm control of  family members. 

                           

This has tended as evidence  by the  increasing number of abandoned babies such babies have become the central focus of the orphanage home the impact of orphanage home on child personality development that is the behaviour pattern of social behariour on child personality  development.

The research try to compare children between the age of one (1) month to three (3) years that grows up in orphanage home  to those that grow-up with their parent children  from the orphanage behave  in a unique pattern thereby displaying some certain social behaviour attitude that could be associated with the up bringing in the orphanage home. I want to find out the positive and negative aspect of orphanage home on children personality development generally.  Any baby that  lost his or her  parent  especially the mother by what every means  become mentally ill once it is discovered the illness is taken from the mother by the  orphanage   children abandon  in hospital  or on the street are taken to the orphanage home. 

CHAPTER ONE

Introduction 

1.1Background of the Study

1.2Statement of the Problem

1.3Purpose of the Study

1.4Research Questions.

1.5Scope of the Study

CHAPTER TWO

2.0Review of Related Literature 

CHAPTER THREE

3.0Methodology

3.1Research Design

3.2Population of the Study  

3.4Sample Size and Sample Technique

3.6Method of Data Collection

3.5Instrument Use

3.6Validity and reliability of the instrument

CHAPTER  FOUR

4.1Data Analysis

CHAPTER FIVE

Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation

5.1Summary 

5.2RECOMMENDATIONS

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