The children's attachment to each other in Freud and Dann's study of orphans during WWII is a demonstration of the existence of

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The children's attachment to each other suggests peer attachment, which is a type of attachment that forms between children in the absence of consistent adult caregivers. It is not necessarily indicative of insecure attachment, antisocial behavior, or childhood pathology due to lack of maternal attachment.

The Children's Attachment to Each Other in Freud and Dann's