What Was the Important Conclusion from Harlow's Work with Monkeys

question 75

Multiple Choice

What was the important conclusion from Harlow's work with monkeys and attachment?

• A)Contact comfort is more important than association with food for developing attachment.
• B)Food is the initial attraction but shifts to contact comfort as the infant matures.
• C)Consistency was more important that either food or contact.
• D)The effects of early neglect can be overcome later by adequate nutrition.

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