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Psychology - Harlow 1958 - 'MONKEY'
- Newborn monkeys bonding with mothers.
- Infants highly dependent on mother for nutrition, comfort and socialization.
- "What was basis of bond?"
- Infants highly dependent on mother for nutrition, comfort and socialization.
- Infant monkeys reared in isolation.
- Some died, others were frightened and behaved
in an abnormal manner. Later on in their lives, they
couldn't interact with other monkeys.
- Some died, others were frightened and behaved
in an abnormal manner. Later on in their lives, they
couldn't interact with other monkeys.
- Infant monkeys reared with surrogate mothers.
- 8 Monkeys put into separate surrogate mothers. One made from wire and the other covered with soft towel. 4 monkeys got milk
from the wire mother and four from the cloth. The animals were studied for 165 days. Overall, the monkeys spent more time with
the cloth monkey and only went to the wire monkey when they were hungry. The cloth monkey was being used as a "safe base"
- 8 Monkeys put into separate surrogate mothers. One made from wire and the other covered with soft towel. 4 monkeys got milk
from the wire mother and four from the cloth. The animals were studied for 165 days. Overall, the monkeys spent more time with
the cloth monkey and only went to the wire monkey when they were hungry. The cloth monkey was being used as a "safe base"
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