When monkeys deprived of contact with other monkeys, including normal mothering, became mothers themselves,
A) the experience of having to care for an infant was therapeutic, making them more normal.
B) they form an unusually close relationship with their infants' fathers.
C) they initially show some abnormalities in care giving but become more normal after the first few days.
D) they are negligent and abusive mothers.
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Q8: Harlow's studies with mothering behavior in monkeys
Q9: The term contact comfort refers to
A) the
Q10: The behaviors that monkeys deprived of contact
Q11: The effects of maternal deprivation
A) are severe
Q12: The concept of maternal instinct
A) has become
Q14: The lack of correspondence between the experience
Q15: When Harlow provided infant monkeys with surrogate
Q16: Display rules
A) are a set of guidelines
Q17: Harry Harlow deprived infant monkeys of contact
Q18: Research on nonhuman primates and their care
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