3.2: Harry Harlow (1959)

Question 1

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks)

Answer 1

Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates

Question 2

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
What did the plain-wire mother and the cloth-covered mother do?

Answer 2

The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food

Question 3

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food.
What was recorded?

Answer 3

The time the monkeys spent with each mother was recorded and details of fear conditions

Question 4

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food.
The time the monkeys spent with each mother was recorded and details of fear conditions.
What were also recorded?

Answer 4

The long-term effects were also recorded

Question 5

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food.
The time the monkeys spent with each mother was recorded and details of fear conditions.
The long-term effects were also recorded, for example what?

Answer 5

The long-term effects were also recorded, for example sociability and relationship to offspring

Question 6

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food.
The time the monkeys spent with each mother was recorded and details of fear conditions.
The long-term effects were also recorded, for example sociability and relationship to offspring.
When given a choice of surrogate mothers, what did the monkeys prefer?

Answer 6

When given a choice of surrogate mothers, the monkeys preferred contact with the cloth-covered mother

Question 7

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food.
The time the monkeys spent with each mother was recorded and details of fear conditions.
The long-term effects were also recorded, for example sociability and relationship to offspring.
When given a choice of surrogate mothers, the monkeys preferred contact with the cloth-covered mother, regardless of what?

Answer 7

When given a choice of surrogate mothers, the monkeys preferred contact with the cloth-covered mother, regardless of whether she produced milk

Question 8

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food.
The time the monkeys spent with each mother was recorded and details of fear conditions.
The long-term effects were also recorded, for example sociability and relationship to offspring.
When given a choice of surrogate mothers, the monkeys preferred contact with the cloth-covered mother, regardless of whether she produced milk.
When frightened by a loud noise, what did the monkeys do?

Answer 8

When frightened by a loud noise, the monkeys clung to the cloth-covered mother in the conditions where she was available

Question 9

Describe one study by Harlow related to attachment (6 marks).
Harlow studied attachment using animals as in a controlled environment, infant monkeys were reared with two mother surrogates.
The plain-wire mother dispensed food and the cloth-covered mother had no food.
The time the monkeys spent with each mother was recorded and details of fear conditions.
The long-term effects were also recorded, for example sociability and relationship to offspring.
When given a choice of surrogate mothers, the monkeys preferred contact with the cloth-covered mother, regardless of whether she produced milk.
When frightened by a loud noise, the monkeys clung to the cloth-covered mother in the conditions where she was available, regardless of what?

Answer 9

When frightened by a loud noise, the monkeys clung to the cloth-covered mother in the conditions where she was available, regardless of if she dispensed milk