What evidence,
provided by Harlow's study involving baby monkeys, changed our understanding of
how infants form attachments and showed the longstanding psychodynamic theory
of attachment to be incorrect?

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Answer

Baby monkeys spent
more time with a cloth mother than with a wire mother, even if fed by the wire
mother

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Baby monkeys spent
more time with a wire mother than with a cloth mother, even if fed by the cloth
mother

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Baby monkeys spent
the same amount of time with either mother and showed no patterns of attachment
to either of the two mothers

Answer

Baby monkeys spent
more time with the mother that fed them, regardless of whether it was a wire or
cloth mother

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