Fun Facts
There are this many main released papers, over the attachment theory and behavior development.
Seven.
Rhesus monkey
This experiment tested the bond between who?
Mother, and child.
The babies in the second round of experimenting got this much food in comparison to the other monkeys.
The same
What is clinging?
A natural response used in times of stress.
If a caregiver is cold towards a child they will develop this.
antisocial tendencies
Harlow's theory of attachment relies on these two ideas.
Nature and nurture.
This mother provided food while the other did not.
The wire mother.
What odd behavior did the babies raised in total isolation experience?
Clutching their own bodies and rocking compulsively.
What did Harlow conclude that monkeys need for normal development?
Some interaction with an object to which they can cling during the first months of life
Harlow was married this many times.
Three times
This is a demonstration of the importance of emotional bonds, early attachment, and contact comfort in development.
Nature.
The mothers were made out of these two materials.
One was made of wire, and the other was made of soft cloth.
The monkeys raised in isolation where unable to do this.
Socialize with other monkeys.
Emotional damage thats impacts could be reversed in monkeys if an attachment was made before the end of the critical period is caused by this.
Maternal deprivation
Harlow studied this before switching to psychology in college.
English.
This is the idea that continuity of care is more important than biological parenthood.
Nurture
The baby monkeys preferred this mother who provided comfort to the other mother who provided food.
The baby monkeys preferred the cloth mother.
The results of this experiment dealt with what aspect of development?
Temperament of the monkeys as they developed.
If maternal deprivation lasted after the end of this, then no amount of exposure to mothers or peers could alter the emotional damage that had already occurred.
The critical period.
“a Two-year-old Goes to the Hospital” that is based on Harlow's experiment and the effects they had came out in what year?
1953
Harlow believed that this was ultimately how attachment develops.
Tactile, or contact comfort.
This experiment proves which evolutionary theory?
Theory of attachment.
This was totally different about experiment number 3 in comparison to the other two.
The babies were raised in total isolation.
Six months.