" The main apparatus was constructed from a block of wood covered in rubber concealing a light bulb.
The paper that resulted from it cites the precedents of Gertrude von Wagenen, Thomas McCulloch, and George Haslerud, and includes an absurd illustration accompanying the quote "all God's chillun got skin." The main apparatus was constructed from a block of wood covered in rubber concealing a light bulb. Permanent emotional damage was seen to occur after 90 days, the equivalent of 6 months for a human, if the subjects were fed by the "unibreast in an upper-thoracic, sagittal position." Conducted at the University of Wisconsin in 1958, for ten points, name this experiment involving terrycloth and wire surrogates, described in the "Nature of Love" paper written by the experimenter, Harry Harlow.
The paper that resulted from it cites the precedents of Gertrude von Wagenen, Thomas McCulloch, and George Haslerud, and includes an absurd illustration accompanying the quote "all God's chillun got skin.
{Harlow monkey} experiment (prompt on just “Harlow” after mentioned, accept equivalents like {wire} monkey {mother} experiment)