Under normal circumstances, these individuals are imprinted upon.
A 1962 paper by Roman Jakobson titled "Why &lt;these people&gt;" explains the cross-culture phonemic similarity of their names. These people were classified as secure or insecure by leaving them in a room with a one-way mirror in Ainsworth's Strange Situation experiments. Bruno Bettelheim proposed the "refrigerator" type of these people caused (*) autism. Harry Harlow created representations of them out of cloth and wire in his rhesus monkey experiments. Under normal circumstances, these individuals are imprinted upon. Freud's Oedipus complex explains boys' attachment to these people. For 10 points, name these people who attach to their babies.
A 1962 paper by Roman Jakobson titled "Why &lt;these people&gt;" explains the cross-culture phonemic similarity of their names.
mothers [or mamas; or fathers; or papas; or parents; or caregivers; or similar answers; although some clues refer specifically to mothers, some do not, so accept responses involving both male and female parents]