Which of the following factors seems to be most important for attachment, based on evidence from Harlow's studies of attachment between infant monkeys and their substitute mothers?

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Harlow's studies showed that the infant monkeys spent more time with the surrogate mother that provided comfort (a soft cloth mother) than with the one that provided food (a wire mother). This suggests that providing comfort is the most important factor for attachment, rather than just providing basic needs like food or protection.

Which of the Following Factors Seems to Be Most Important