What Impact Did the Harlows's Research with Monkeys Have on Freud's

question 39

Multiple Choice

What impact did the Harlows's research with monkeys have on Freud's beliefs about development?

• A) The Harlows's research supported Freud's belief about critical periods.
• B) The Harlows's research supported Freud's belief that early experiences are very important.
• C) The Harlows's research conflicted with Freud's theory of moral development.
• D) The Harlows's research did not support Freud's beliefs about the influence of early experiences.

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Definitions:

Flicker Hybrid Zone

A hypothetical or unverified term in biology; potentially refers to a region where closely related species with marginal differences, akin to light flickers, meet and hybridize.

Stable Hybrid Zone

An area where two distinct species meet and interbreed, yet remain genetically distinct due to limited gene flow.

Reinforcement

The increase in reproductive isolation that often occurs over time in a hybrid zone because natural selection strengthens and increases the number of prezygotic barriers between the two species.

Reproductively Isolated

A state in which two populations cannot successfully interbreed with each other under natural conditions, leading to the emergence of distinct species.