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Harry Harlow’s study that demonstrated infant monkeys have a clear preference for the soft, terry cloth “monkey” that was warm but did not provide nourishment, over the wire “monkey” that provided nourishment illustrates that the
a. inability to meet basic physiological needs is sufficient for attachment to occur.
b. ability to meet basic physiological needs is sufficient for attachment to occur.
c. inability to meet basic physiological needs is not sufficient for attachment to occur.
d. ability to meet basic physiological needs is not sufficient for attachment to occur.

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Your answer makes a lot more sense. I appreciate your insight.

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