Harlow's research with monkeys provides solid evidence in favor of Freud's drive-reduction theory of attachment.

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Harlow's research with monkeys demonstrated that attachment is not solely based on the satisfaction of basic needs like hunger, as Freud's drive-reduction theory suggests, but also on the need for comfort and security, as shown by the monkeys' preference for the cloth surrogate mother over the wire one that provided food.

Harlow's Research with Monkeys Provides Solid Evidence in Favor of Freud's