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Harlow Recap

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of experiment did Harlow carry out ?

a)

Field

b)

Lab

c)

Observation

d)

Meta-analysis

2.

The cloth mother and the wire mother were what?

a)

Independent variable

b)

Dependent variable

c)

Extraneous variable

d)

Control variable

3.

What was the dependent variable for Harlow's study

a)

The amount of time spent feeding

b)

The amount of time spent with each mother

c)

The length of time the monkeys stayed in the cage

d)

How aggressive the monkeys were

4.

What did the monkeys do when they were frightened by a loud noise

a)

Hide in the corner of the cage

b)

Shriek at the noise

c)

Run to the cloth mother

d)

Run to the wire mother

5.

Which one of these WAS NOT recorded in the monkeys ?

a)

Dominant behavior over others

b)

Poor sociability

c)

Females were inadequate mothers

d)

Being more timid

6.

Where did the monkeys in the cage spend most of their time

a)

The wire mother

b)

On the floor of the cage

c)

Climbing the cage

d)

The cloth mother

7.

What conclusion can we draw from Harlow's research

a)

The importance of food

b)

Monkeys are better at socializing when they come out the cage

c)

Contact comfort is the most important factor when forming attachment

d)

Contact is equally as important as food when forming an attachment

8.

What is a strength of a lab experiment ?

a)

High External validity

b)

High Internal validity

c)

High researcher validity

d)

High population validity

9.

How does Harlow's research have practical applications ?

a)

Is shows the importance of socializing in the formation of attachments

b)

It shows the importance of comfort in the formation of attachments

c)

It shows the importance of food in the formation of attachments

d)

It shows the importance of a mother in the formation of attachments

10.

Skinner, Harlow, Lorenz and Pavlov all have what in common?

a)

High internal validity

b)

High population validity

c)

Field Experiment

d)

Animal bias