In His Experiments with Monkeys Raised in Isolation, Harry Harlow

question 17

Multiple Choice

In his experiments with monkeys raised in isolation, Harry Harlow found that these monkeys:

• A) always preferred the imitation mother that gave them food.
• B) preferred a soft cloth imitation mother with no food over a hard wire mother with food.
• C) learned how to mate through instinct.
• D) eventually learned to be good mothers themselves.
• E) developed more quickly if the dolls were given tape-recorded monkey emotions.

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