Harlow's studies with infant monkeys MOST clearly suggested that _____ is more important than _____ in the development of attachment.

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Harlow's studies with infant monkeys showed that contact comfort, such as the softness of the surrogate mother, was more important in the development of attachment than nourishment. The monkeys preferred the soft, cloth surrogate mother, even when it did not provide milk, over the wire surrogate mother that did provide milk.

Harlow's Studies with Infant Monkeys MOST Clearly Suggested That _____