The Harlows' Studies of Attachment in Monkeys Showed That

question 54

Multiple Choice

The Harlows' studies of attachment in monkeys showed that

• A)provision of nourishment was the single most important factor motivating attachment.
• B)a cloth mother produced the greatest attachment response.
• C)whether a cloth or wire mother was present mattered less than the presence or absence of other infants.
• D)attachment in monkeys is based on imprinting.

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