6 Questions
According to Harlow's experiments with substitute mothers made of wire, what aspect of nurturing was demonstrated to be important?
Physical touch
What material were the substitute mothers made of in Harlow's experiments?
Wire
What was the purpose of Harlow's experiments with substitute mothers?
To study the effects of nurturing on infant development
Which attachment style did Mary Ainsworth find most frequently in her research?
Secure attachment
In Mary Ainsworth's research, which attachment style was least commonly observed?
Disorganized attachment
What percentage of cases did Mary Ainsworth find secure attachment in her research?
66%
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