Which of these adjectives best applies to the process of imprinting?

What animal did Harlow use in the 1959 study on attachment?

What did Bowlby argue was the main cause of attachment?

Which of these researchers conducted an experiment using monkeys in 1959?

Which of these was a result of Bowlby’s evolutionary explanation for attachment?

What was the surrogate mother containing food constructed of in Harlow’s 1959 experiment?

What do goslings usually “imprint” onto when born?

What was the surrogate mother providing comfort constructed of in Harlow’s 1959 experiment?

What name did Lorenz give to the initial period after birth when geese would form a strong attachment?

Which of these was the main issue with Harlow’s 1959 study?

What method was used to hatch the goose eggs without their mother in Lorenz’ 1935 research?

Which of these was found by Harlow in 1959 to be the main cause of attachment in monkeys?

What did the cloth surrogate appear to give to infant monkeys in Harlow’s 1959 research?

Which of these stimuli was added to Harlow’s 1959 experiment in further research involving Zimmerman?

Which of these best describes the normal behaviour of the monkeys used by Harlow in 1959?

What did Harlow and Zimmerman (1959) usually use to provide a fearful stimulus?

Which type of conditioning involves reinforcement?

Which of these words can be best be used to describe the “learning theory” of attachment?

Which of these is not an issue when using animals in the study of psychology?

Whom did the geese who had been separated from their mother attach to in Lorenz’s 1935 research?

Which animal did Lorenz study to research “Imprinting”?

What process was Lorenz studying by researching Geese?