A Series of Classic Studies by Psychologist Harry Harlow in the 1950s

question 111

True/False

A series of classic studies by psychologist Harry Harlow in the 1950s showed the importance of arousal as a motivator. In one of those studies, monkeys kept in a boring cage "worked" for the opportunity to watch an electric train run.

Identify considerations for choosing a contraceptive method based on individual needs and risks.

Understand the concept of sensitive periods during pregnancy and their significance.

Recognize the role and impact of teratogens and fetotoxins on fetal development.

Identify factors influencing the effect of teratogens on pregnancy.

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