Kara Explains to Her Roommate Why Harry Harlow's Experiments Were

Multiple Choice

Kara explains to her roommate why Harry Harlow's experiments were so important to explaining an infant's socio-emotional development.Kara correctly says that his results demonstrate that

A) providing food is more important than providing comforting contact.
B) food can be used as a method for tension reduction in the young.
C) comforting touch is more important than food, particularly when an infant is stressed.
D) infants become distressed when a mother provides comfort but not food.