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Essay On Love In Infant Monkeys

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Psychology

 

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Jordan W

 

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January 17, 2015

 

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University

 

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Without a cloth mother, the infant feels insecure and their fear never settles, forcing them to remain rocking to themselves in a corner. This type of behavior in monkey can generalize to human infants. Harlow states that the monkey’s behavior was “reminiscent of the human infant’s attachment to its blankets, pillows…” (2004)...
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Toddler’s security blankets serve as a type of comfort and support while the mom is away. A human child still suffers from “separation anxiety and reflects insecurity” when the mother is gone, much like the response of the monkeys when left alone in a room full of unfamiliar objects (Brannon and Lester, 2006)...
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