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Briefly discuss the human need to build bonds and relationships. Do we have an innate need to belong? If so, why? How is this need attached to our emotions, our social bonds, and our fear of deprivation?

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As you discuss the human need to build bonds and relationships, I see this necessity as strongly innate and reflective of so much of evolutionary psychological theories. Yes, ...

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