A series of classic studies by psychologist Harry Harlow in the 1950s showed the importance of arousal as a motivator. In one of those studies, monkeys kept in a boring cage worked for the opportunity to watch an electric train run.

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The statement accurately describes Harlow's experiments with monkeys in the 1950s that illustrated the significance of arousal as a motivator. In one of his studies, monkeys were kept in an unstimulating cage and were given the chance to watch an electric train run, which they worked hard for.

A Series of Classic Studies by Psychologist Harry Harlow in the 1950s