Psychologists Harry and Margaret Harlow observed that infant rhesus monkeys,having been deprived of social contact with other monkeys during their first six months of life,never learned how to relate to other monkeys or to become well-adjusted adult monkeys.

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This statement is true. The Harlows' experiments showed that social isolation during infancy had long-term negative effects on the monkeys' social and psychological development.

Psychologists Harry and Margaret Harlow Observed That Infant Rhesus Monkeys,having