A Classic Study (Harlow and Harlow) Demonstrated That When Baby

question 110

Multiple Choice

A classic study (Harlow and Harlow) demonstrated that when baby monkeys were denied physical contact with their mothers:

• A) they were able to readily transfer their affection and attachment to wire mesh substitute mothers.
• B) it had no obvious effect on their subsequent development as long as they were provided with proper nutrition.
• C) they grew up to be extremely maladjusted.
• D) they became less vulnerable to a wide range of physical illnesses.

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Definitions:

Monocot Leaf

Leaves found in monocotyledon plants, characterized by their parallel veins and usually narrow shaped, such as with grasses and lilies.

Cross-Section

A surface or shape that is exposed by cutting through an object at a specific angle, used to examine its internal structure.

Modified Leaf

A leaf that has evolved to serve functions other than photosynthesis, such as protection, support, storage, or reproduction (e.g., thorns, tendrils, and spathes).

Tendrils

Thin, spirally coiling stems or leaf structures that help a plant to attach to and climb on objects.