Harry Harlow's Research with Monkeys Helped Demonstrate That

question 156

Multiple Choice

Harry Harlow's research with monkeys helped demonstrate that:

• A) the behaviorist hypothesis that human babies become attached to caregivers by receiving food was incorrect.
• B) the psychoanalytic model of attachment was incorrect.
• C) the attachment response is genetically programmed and difficult to alter.
• D) many animals do not form close emotional attachments with their young.

Understand the factors determining leadership effectiveness, including the least preferred coworker (LPC) model.

Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of charismatic leadership.

Grasp the concepts of leader-member exchange theory and its implications on leadership practices.

Learn the guidelines for effective leadership and essential qualities of followers.

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Definitions:

Anticipatory Smiling

A social signal where an individual smiles in anticipation of a positive interaction.

Infant

A baby or small child, usually not yet a year old.

Strange Situation

A procedure developed by psychologist Mary Ainsworth to assess attachment styles in children by observing their reactions to separations and reunions with their caregiver.

Mary Ainsworth

A developmental psychologist known for her work in the field of attachment theory, particularly the Strange Situation assessment.