Almas et al (2016) followed up 107 fostered children from Romanian orphanages and found that

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The study found that those who achieved secure attachment early in life were more likely to have a normal range IQ by 12. This suggests that secure attachment in infancy may have developmental benefits that extend beyond social-emotional functioning. The study did not find any significant differences in attachment style between males and females, and did not report a relationship between attachment style and IQ score.

Almas Et Al (2016) Followed Up 107 Fostered Children from Romanian