What aspect of World War II influenced Bowlby's work?
Military strategies
Evacuated children's trauma
Weapon development
Economic policies
Answer
Evacuated children's trauma during World War II significantly influenced Bowlby's work, leading him to study the effects of separation and attachment in early childhood development. His observations of children who were separated from their families and experienced emotional distress inspired him to explore the importance of secure attachments for healthy psychological development.
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