In his studies with rhesus monkeys, Harlow found that infant monkeys became attached to

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Harlow's studies with rhesus monkeys demonstrated that infant monkeys preferred and became attached to cloth mothers that provided comfort, even if these mothers did not provide food, over wire mothers that provided food but lacked comfort. This finding emphasized the importance of comfort and tactile stimulation in the development of attachment in primates.

In His Studies with Rhesus Monkeys, Harlow Found That Infant