Barbara Tizard and Jill Hodges studied children who were adopted between the ages of two and eight from high-quality orphanages.She observed that these children usually develop normal attachments with their caregivers but many had difficulty forming peer relationships because they were perceived as being too:

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The children were often perceived as too needy, which made it difficult for them to form peer relationships.

Barbara Tizard and Jill Hodges Studied Children Who Were Adopted