Harlow

Question 1

Aim

Answer 1

To investigate whether food or comfort is more important in formation of attachment

Question 2

Method

Answer 2

Lab

Question 3

Procedure 1

Answer 3

16 baby rhesus monkeys were separated from their mothers at birth and brought up in cages.
The cage contained a wire mother with milk and a cloth mother without milk

Question 4

Procedure 2

Answer 4

Amount of time spent with each mother was recorded
Monkeys were frightened to test which mother they would go to
Long term effects were recorded

Question 5

Findings

Answer 5

Monkeys spent more time with cloth mother
When frightened they would go to cloth mother
Monkey later had emotional damage

Question 6

Emotional damage

Answer 6

More timid
Easily bullied
Difficulty mating
Females being inadequate mothers