Our early ancestors seem to have foraged about in small groups and were threatened by large predators. Bowlby referred to this as

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The term "environment of adaptedness" refers to the evolutionary time period in which a species developed specific traits that were advantageous for survival and reproduction in a particular environment. This would include the period in which our early human ancestors lived and developed attachment behaviors as a way of increasing their chances of survival in a dangerous environment.

Our Early Ancestors Seem to Have Foraged About in Small