Harry Harlow's famous experiments with isolated newborn monkeys provide convincing evidence that primates possess a strong ________.
A) need to control their environment
B) need to manipulate objects
C) need for contact
D) activity drive

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Harlow's experiments showed that the newborn monkeys had a strong need for contact and comfort, which they sought by clinging to soft surrogate mothers. This suggests that primates have a fundamental need for social interaction and affection.

Harry Harlow's Famous Experiments with Isolated Newborn Monkeys Provide Convincing