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How did Harry Harlow's research with infant monkeys inform us about attachment?
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How did Harry Harlow's research with infant monkeys inform us about attachment?
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Harlow's research showed the importance of maternal attachment in infant monkeys and highlighted the negative effects of a lack of attachment, leading to further inquiry into the development of attachment in humans.
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