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He contributed that nurturing is important for the theory of attachment.

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I think the experiment provided crucial information that is helpful in understanding how nurturing a child affects them later on.

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When confronted with a stressful situation they screamed and threw themselves against the walls of the cages until they were able to run to the cloth mother for support.

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when stressed the monkeys would run to find their "mothers" for comfort

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one big takeaway from Harlow's experiments was that children need to be shown affection and love because it greatly affects the child's health. This also revolutionized the theory of attachment in which before Harlow's experiments it was believed that children shouldn't be shown affection and that this would make them strong.

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Harlow showed the value in comfort and physical touch. He applied what he learned from the monkeys to human babies to argue that children need loving caregivers to be physically and emotionally healthy. It contrasted the belief that keeping children in isolation from other people would prevent them from dying of diseases at a young age. The experiments also showed that the events that occur early in a monkey/child's life can have lifelong effects.

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that touch when you are younger can have significant impacts into your older years

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harlow's experiments concluded that love is more vital to a baby's health and general wellbeing than being nutritionally nourished.

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The takeaway is that early relationships are the most important in the development of the brain.

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it is essential to feel love for them to grow up and be able to make healthy attachments with others

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One takeaway from this experiment is that love can help but it can also harm if they got a limited amount of love.

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Early development and what you experience in the early stages of your life have a big impact on who you turn out to be.

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I thought it was ironic that Harlow was researching love but did so in such a cruel way.

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I think the big takeaway from Harlows experiment is that parents are more than just suppliers of physical and material goods. The preseence of love and nurturing in a childs life is important and has a long-term impact on them.

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The big takeaway is that we would rather have someone to comfort us and love us rather than having food or things we need, because what we value more is love and thats why the monkeys ran to the cloth mom.

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I felt bad for the baby monkeys who were deprived and suffering

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I thought that the experiment was interesting and provided a good foundation which can be explored apon about the science of touch and how that effects love. However, I also felt that the way the baby monkeys were treated was cruel and this experiment  probably could've been run with out harming the monkeys as much

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Early years are the most important for trust and love in an infant

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The monkey would run back to the cloth mother and cling to it when scared.

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I think the experiments were interesting and the conclusion from the experiments is really important, but I didn't enjoy watching the monkeys get scared. 

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I think the experiments were interesting and the conclusion from the experiments is really important, but I didn't enjoy watching the monkeys get scared. 

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I thought that the research done was pretty interesting but I didn't love seeing how little Harlow seemed to care for the monkey's well being.

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an infant that isn't given the proper love and care during its crucial years may be harmed for life

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I think that it makes sense that touch is more important than food for a baby and by just being there for the infant can be the most significant impact

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one takeaway was that the love infants get will effect them for the rest of their lives.

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It is interesting to see how the infants react, but sad to see that the rest of their life had to be affected for this experiment.

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Nevaeh- How love can impact someone, especially infants

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Nevaeh- How love can impact someone, especially infants

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I thought it was interesting how the monkeys reacted.

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I thought it was really sad to see these helpless and innocent monkeys be put through scarring experiments. I thought it was especially sad that they had some monkeys be raised alone which certainly affected their well being long-term.

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I thought that this experiment was very interesting. The results surprised me, when all of the monkeys would stay on the cloth "mother" than the wire "mother".

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The biggest takeaway is how love is something all kids need and that love provides so many other things that stem off of it in life. This contributes to the theory of attachment sinc ethe amount of love given is shown to be the main factor of how they get attached.

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I mean i guess the experiments had some type of understanding and Harlow got some of the answers he needed but i dont think what he did to the monkeys was right.

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One thing we can take away from this is that babies are naturally attached to mothers and seek that attachment over food. In stressful situations they look towards these "mothers" for guidance.

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Harlow probably did not think about how messed up the infant monkeys would be due to his testing, yet when he started his experiments, he continued to ignore the negative impacts in order to get his data

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They ran to the cloth mother and they cuddled with the cloth monkey.

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one takeaway is how important love is for infants

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It's good that there are laws and regulations to prevent unethical experiments these days, but Harlow's experiments still contributed much to our understanding of "love"

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Nevaeh- Harlow seemed like he didn't have much sympathy for the monkey's and just used them as test dummies

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Nevaeh- Harlow seemed like he didn't have much sympathy for the monkey's and just used them as test dummies

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I think that the experiment was cool and the answers they got were like helpful but it was inhumane.

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the infant monkey clings to the cloth mother because she is warm and loving.

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The monkeys would instinctual run to the fake cloth mother.

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its kinda messed up

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When they were confronted by a stressful situation, the infants ran to the cloth mother when they felt they had an attachment to them. However when the infants didn't have any attachments they stayed in their own area and did not seek out others for comfort

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When the monkeys ended up being in a stressful situation they ran to the cloth mother for comfort.

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i don't admire jack harlow. i want to put jack harlow in a cage and scare him. definitely a sociopath. 

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i don't admire jack harlow. i want to put jack harlow in a cage and scare him. definitely a sociopath. 

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the experiment was so cool and the way he developed these theories and thought of all these ways to further develop the expirement was so cool. Also how this expirement ties into the love aspect that kids need is mind blowing.

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I thought the experiments had an interesting idea but that the way they tried to get answers (by using the baby monkeys) was cruel and inhumane. Watching the video made me uncomfortable and I felt really bad for the baby monkeys even if they were the ones with the cloth mothers.

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When the monkeys were confronted with a stressful situation, the monkeys that were raised with cloth mothers ran to them to seek comfort, but the monkeys that were raised alone went to the corner to try and comfort themselves

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The monkey would rapidly run to the cloth "mother" for protection and comfort.

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I thought that the experiments were interesting but it seemed a little abusive to the monkeys because they were being put into traumatic situations.

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When the monkeys we're faced with stress, they immediately ran to their mother to seek comfort and protection. When the monkeys without a mother were faced with the same situation they cowered in fear, with no one to protect them.

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The monkeys were really cute and it was sad to see them upset. But also Harlow looks heartless.

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When the monkeys were faced with a stressful situation they reacted quickly and returned to their mother. For the monkey who had no mother and was alone when faced with fear they will be paralyzed in fear without going to the mother because they were separated. 

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When the monkeys were faced with a stressful situation they reacted quickly and returned to their mother. For the monkey who had no mother and was alone when faced with fear they will be paralyzed in fear without going to the mother because they were separated. 

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when put in a stressful situation the monkeys ran to the cloth mother

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They would run to their cloth mothers for comfort

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when they were put in a stressful situation they ran to the cloth mothers.

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One takeaway is that a lack of love can damage an infant for life

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they ran to the cloth mother.

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When put in a stressful situtation, the monkeys who were raised by the cloth mother would run to the cloth mother because that is where they found comfort. The monkeys who were raised alone would stay alone and comfort themselves.

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Nevaeh- They ran to the cloth mother for comfort

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Nevaeh- They ran to the cloth mother for comfort

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The monkeys that were raised with cloth mothers ran to them and the monkeys that weren't stayed by themselves.

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early experience and enviorment are crucial to how a baby develops later on

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hen put in a stressful situation  the monkey ran to the cloth mother that provided his safety and love.

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When the monkeys were confronted with a stressful situation the ones who'd been raised by cloth mothers ran to them for comfort while the ones who'd been raised alone went into a corner