The Children's Attachment to Each Other in Freud and Dann's

question 86

Multiple Choice

The children's attachment to each other in Freud and Dann's study of orphans during WWII is a demonstration of the existence of

• A) insecure attachment.
• B) antisocial behavior in the absence of consistent adult caregivers.
• C) peer attachment.
• D) childhood pathology due to lack of maternal attachment.

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