

The Psychology of Love
Love as a Fundamental Human Need Human beings are inherently social creatures. From birth, people depend on connection with others for survival and well-being. Infants require emotional bonding with caregivers not only for physical care but also for psychological development. This early need for attachment lays the foundation for the ways individuals experience love later in life. Psychologists often describe love as a fundamental psychological need. Just as humans require fo
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