In Harlow's classic experiments, frightened infant monkeys ran to a surrogate "mother" that offered ________.
A) food and warmth
B) warmth only
C) food only
D) warmth and contact comfort

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In Harlow's classic experiments, infant monkeys ran to a surrogate "mother" that offered warmth and contact comfort. This was seen as evidence that attachment is not solely based on providing nourishment, but on social and emotional bonds as well.

In Harlow's Classic Experiments, Frightened Infant Monkeys Ran to a Surrogate