In Harlow's Studies of Infant Monkeys, Contact Comfort Referred to

Multiple Choice

In Harlow's studies of infant monkeys, contact comfort referred to

A) perceived security from a soft object leading to attachment
B) skin-to-skin contact that was necessary for appropriate social development
C) the ability to self-soothe by rocking and grasping oneself
D) contact with a food-bearing surrogate leading to attachment