In Harry Harlow's Early Work with Infant Monkeys, He Noticed

Multiple Choice

In Harry Harlow's early work with infant monkeys, he noticed that when they were raised with adequate food but without any attention from or contact with their mothers or other adult monkeys, they usually:

A) developed maladapted behaviors and sometimes died
B) lost all their fur
C) spent all of their time playing with other infant monkeys
D) failed to learn to walk upright