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 concepts of heredity and genetics and their influence on behavior and personality.

Describe the roles of natural selection, genetic variation, and adaptation in evolution.

Distinguish between different types of social behaviors such as cooperation and altruism.

Analyze the influence of genetics on preferences and abilities in various domains, such as reading or sports.

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Definitions:

Parent-Child Bickering

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Teenage Depression

A serious mental health disorder that impacts the emotional and functional capacity of adolescents, characterized by persistent sadness and a lack of interest in activities.

Disturbed Relationship

A relationship characterized by conflict, lack of trust, or emotional instability, requiring intervention to resolve.

Personal Habits

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