Harlow's monkeys were raised with either a 'wire' mother that provided food or a 'terry cloth mother' that provided comfort. When placed in "Strange Situations" with surrogate mothers, Harlow's monkeys demonstrated signs of

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Harlow's monkeys demonstrated signs of insecure attachment. They showed distress and clingy behavior when separated from their surrogate mothers, particularly the soft and comforting terry cloth mother. This indicates that they did not develop a secure attachment to their surrogate mothers and lacked a sense of safety and security in their environment.

Harlow's Monkeys Were Raised with Either a 'Wire' Mother That