Joseph Brady looked at stomach ulcers in these animals to study how control changed the effect of stress. Frans de Waal found that these animals can recognize unfairness when one receives a cucumber and sees another receive a grape. "Rape racks" and a "pit of despair" were used by (*) Harry Harlow in studies of these animals. Harlow also used wire and cloth surrogate mothers to study maternal bonding in these animals. Species of these mammals include capuchin, macaque, a
Joseph Brady looked at stomach ulcers in these animals to study how control changed the effect of stress. Frans de Waal found that these animals can recognize unfairness when one receives a cucumber and sees another receive a grape. "Rape racks" and a "pit of despair" were used by (*) Harry Harlow in studies of these animals. Harlow also used wire and cloth surrogate mothers to study maternal bonding in these animals. Species of these mammals include capuchin, macaque, and rhesus, and they are used in studies due to their psychological similarities to humans. For 10 points, identify these primates that are NOT studied by Jane Goodall.
Joseph Brady looked at stomach ulcers in these animals to study how control changed the effect of stress.
monkeys [prompt on "primates"; do NOT accept or prompt on "chimpanzees" or other primates]