Bowlby (1960) found that hospitalized children who have endured prolonged separations from their mothers

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Bowlby's research on attachment and loss indicates that children who experience prolonged separations from their primary caregivers can exhibit a range of responses, including initial protest and demanding behavior, despair or giving up hope of reunion, and eventually, detachment or indifference towards the caregiver or even a broader disinterest in human relationships. These stages reflect the process of detachment that can occur following prolonged separation.

Bowlby (1960) Found That Hospitalized Children Who Have Endured Prolonged