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Our Early Ancestors Seem to Have Foraged About in Small

Question 18

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Our early ancestors seem to have foraged about in small groups and were threatened by large predators. Bowlby referred to this as

A) the early period of attachment formation
B) early proximity-seeking behavior
C) the pre-technological period
D) the environment of adaptedness

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