This man collaborated with D.C. Simons to test the effects of radiation on animals, at an altitude above 90,000 feet. This man argued that animals go from trial-and-error to insight with repeated iterations of a single problem type in his studies on "learning sets." While at UWMadison, this man's first Ph.D. student was Abraham Maslow. An experiment of his used a modification of a device that only lets a participant open and close a door to the outside. This author of "The Nature of Love" used a modified Butler box in an experiment that contra
This man collaborated with D.C. Simons to test the effects of radiation on animals, at an altitude above 90,000 feet. This man argued that animals go from trial-and-error to insight with repeated iterations of a single problem type in his studies on "learning sets." While at UWMadison, this man's first Ph.D. student was Abraham Maslow. An experiment of his used a modification of a device that only lets a participant open and close a door to the outside. This author of "The Nature of Love" used a modified Butler box in an experiment that contrasted a "surrogate (*) mother" made of wire with one made of terrycloth. He also created the anxiety-producing "rape rack" and "pit of despair." For 10 points, name this psychologist who studied affection in rhesus monkeys.
This man collaborated with D.C. Simons to test the effects of radiation on animals, at an altitude above 90,000 feet.
Harry Harlow [or Harry Frederick Harlow]