Tizard studied children who were adopted between the ages of 2 and 8 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
A)too aggressive
B)too indifferent
C)too needy
D)socially inept

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Tizard found that children adopted from orphanages often had difficulty forming peer relationships because they were perceived as being too needy, seeking excessive attention and reassurance from peers.

Tizard Studied Children Who Were Adopted Between the Ages of 2