Harry F. Harlow

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Harry F. Harlow

American psychologist

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Emergence of modern infant stimulation programs
In the 1950s, American psychologist Harry Harlow showed that monkeys raised in isolation (i.e., without maternal stimulation) displayed abnormal development. These findings indicated a potential need for infant stimulation programs to promote normal development.
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In the 1950s, American psychologist Harry Harlow showed that monkeys raised in isolation (i.e., without maternal stimulation) displayed abnormal development. These findings indicated a potential need for infant stimulation programs to promote normal development.
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