Harlow's Study of Attachment in Infant Monkeys Revealed That _____

question 90

Multiple Choice

Harlow's study of attachment in infant monkeys revealed that _____.

• A) contact comfort was more important than nourishment to attachment formation
• B) nourishment was more important than contact comfort to attachment formation
• C) contact comfort and nourishment were equally important to attachment formation
• D) attachment formation was derived from nourishment only among infant monkeys separated immediately following birth rather than at 3 weeks of age

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