The Harlows Took Baby Monkeys Away from Their Mothers to Live

The Harlows took baby monkeys away from their mothers to live alone, frightened them, and observed that the babies clung to terrycloth fake mothers rather than wire fake mothers. The experiment intended to prove what might already have been obvious-that infants need to be

A) frightened.
B) experimental subjects.
C) cuddled.
D) intimately familiar with fear.