In Harlow's (1958)study,what Did They Find Was Most Important to Infant

question 56

Multiple Choice

In Harlow's (1958) study,what did they find was most important to infant attachment?

• A)Feeding
• B)Contact comfort
• C)Peers
• D)Presence of both mother and father

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