Over Time, the Orphan Children's Relationships with Their Caretakers at Bulldog

question 11

Multiple Choice

Over time, the orphan children's relationships with their caretakers at Bulldog Banks in England were

• A) positive and based on the children's feelings as a group.
• B) as intense as young children with their own mothers.
• C) demanding and possessive.
• D) equally as intense as their attachments to each other.

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