Tizard Studied Children Who Were Adopted Between the Ages of 2

Multiple Choice

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 indifferent.
B) too needy.
C) socially inept.
D) too aggressive.