When infant monkeys in the Harlow Monkey Experiment needed comfort or a sense of security, they typically went to the "mother" that offered a pleasant soft fuzzy "body" to cling to.

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The Harlow Monkey Experiment found that infant monkeys preferred to seek comfort and security from the soft, fuzzy surrogate mother rather than the wire and food-providing surrogate mother.

When Infant Monkeys in the Harlow Monkey Experiment Needed Comfort