Harlow's Experimental Work with Monkeys Helped Support the View That

question 26

Multiple Choice

Harlow's experimental work with monkeys helped support the view that:

• A)social interactions play less of a role in development than health and nutrition.
• B)children's healthy emotional development is rooted in early social interactions with adults.
• C)emotional development can be compromised, but only if early isolation is total.
• D)early social interaction is crucial, but dependent on the quality of the interaction.

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Definitions:

Stability

The state or quality of being stable; resistance to change, deterioration, or displacement.

Equilibrium

A state of balance or stability within a system, achieved when various forces or influences are equal and oppositional forces are neutralized.

Natural State

Hobbes’s conception of the human condition before the emergence of formal social structures.

Government

A system or organization through which a community or nation is ruled and regulated.