Harry Harlow's research with supported the idea that we become attached to the person who provided . ? human infants; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security ? rhesus monkeys; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience ? rhesus monkeys; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security ? human infants; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience

          Harry Harlow's research with ________ supported the idea that we become attached to the person who provided ________.

? human infants; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security
? rhesus monkeys; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience
? rhesus monkeys; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security
? human infants; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience

Harry Harlow's research with supported the idea that we become attached to the person who provided .

? human infants; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security
? rhesus monkeys; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience
? rhesus monkeys; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security
? human infants; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience

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Harry Harlow's research with ______ supported the idea that we become attached to the person who provided ______. human infants; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security rhesus monkeys; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience rhesus monkeys; "contact comfort," a physical sense of comfort and security human infants; food, because the feeding was a pleasurable experience