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And the cloth mother held no food. Harlow monkey love experiments.

Early Attachment Experiments H Harlow Mid 20th Century

After observing the baby monkeys over time harlow found that even though the baby monkeys received nourishment from the wire mesh mother they still spent more time cuddling and being affectionate with the terry cloth mother.

Baby monkey cloth mother. The terry cloth mother is pictured above. Results of the harlow monkey experiment. Baby monkeys would be left alone for three six 12 or 24.

Harry harlow with the mother surrogates he used to raise infant monkeys. Monkey studies harlow. Before the 1960s people thought a.

Nui loves it duration. This is a video show you about monkey mother drop her baby poor baby monkey life. Given a choice infant monkeys invariably preferred surrogate mothers covered with soft terry cloth and they spent a great deal of time cuddling with.

Monkey baby nui mom made new clothes for nui. Baby monkey abu looks cute with new clothes mom sewed please supscribe for more videos thank you so much. In the first the wire mother had a milk bottle and the cloth mother did not.

Cute monkey with new clothes monkeys have fun with their new clothes and enjoy a good nights sleep. Please subscribe like comment and share video to your friends. The monkey is very excited when he i eads to make new clothes she feels very happy.

Please enjoy your watching this video. Overwhelmingly the infant macaques preferred spending their time clinging to the cloth mother. In the other situation the cloth mother held the bottle and the wire mother had nothing.

The happiness of the baby monkey when the mother brought her new clothes monkey su. In the second the cloth mother had the food while the wire mother had none. The relationship between monkey moms and their babies is so similar to the human mother infant bond that the way we raise our human babies is the direct result of what we learned from experiments on monkey babies.

In both conditions harlow found that the infant monkeys spent significantly more time with the terry cloth mother than they did with the wire mother. The bare wire mother appears below. Harry harlow shows that infant rhesus monkeys appear to form an affectional bond with soft cloth surrogate mothers that offered no food but not with wire surrogate mothers that provided a food.

Infant Rhesus Monkey With Cloth And Wire Mother Surrogates