Monkey Research

Question 1

What year did Harlow conduct his research?

Answer 1

1959

1970

Question 2

What did Harlow conclude?

Answer 2

Rhesus monkeys developed stronger attachments with a cloth surrogate than a wire surrogate

Question 3

What kind of monkeys did he use?

Answer 3

Rhesus monkeys

Question 4

Who conducted the research? (1959)

Answer 4

Harlow and Zimmerman

Question 5

What did Harlow and Zimmerman add to the study? (1959)

Answer 5

A fearful stimulus

Question 6

When a fearful object was placed in the cage (1959)

Answer 6

The monkeys would cling to the cloth surrogate

Question 7

Would the monkeys explore the object (1959)

Answer 7

Yes

Question 8

Mothers that only had the wire surrogate would (1959)

Answer 8

Stand frozen or run around

Question 9

What did they conclude? (1959)

Answer 9

A strong attachment with a primary caregiver is therefore highly important in the development of an infant

Question 10

Who conducted the study? (1970)

Answer 10

Harlow and Sumoi

Question 11

What did they investigate? (1970)

Answer 11

Other factors in generating a strong attachment

Question 12

When they placed a cloth surrogate with food and a cloth surrogate without food in the cage (1970)

Answer 12

They found that the one with the food was preferred

Question 13

They concluded that food may be (1970)

Answer 13

A significant factor in developing attachments