The Results of Harlow's Research with Infant Monkeys

question 8

Multiple Choice

The results of Harlow's research with infant monkeys:

• A) supported Freud's notions of human development
• B) supported behavioral theories of development
• C) challenged Freudian theories of development
• D) undermined the notion of sensitive periods during development

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Definitions:

Kurt Lewin

A pioneering psychologist known for his work in group dynamics, social psychology, and organizational development, and for founding action research.

Ringelmann's Research

Investigates the phenomenon where individual productivity declines as group size increases, known as social loafing.

Effort

The amount of mental or physical energy put into a task or activity.

Group Size

Refers to the number of individuals forming a social or working group, affecting dynamics and interactions within.