The BEAUTY and the BEAST of Animal Research | Harry Harlow & Konrad Lorenz

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Animals have been studied to learn about human attachment. This includes the research of Konrad Lorenz who studied geese and imprinting, and the controversial Harry Harlow who studied Rhesus monkeys.
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00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Konrad Lorenz
02:59 - Harry Harlow
05:27 - Fear (Harlow)
06:56 - Long Term Effects (Harlow)
09:09 - Evaluation 1
10:25 - Evaluation 2
11:08 - Evaluation 3
11:55 - Evaluation 4

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Thank you i studied all the approaches and attachments for my exam and I had a whole section on attachment.

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[@miarose5340]

can you make the point about the studies neglecting the influence of biological factors like hormones for the need to form an attachment

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Hmmm... the focus of this section is on animal studies to understand human attachment. Bowlby's monotropic puts the emphasis on an instinct, nature view of attachment, which Lorenz's research does relate to. So there are biological elements involved. There are many other evaluative points you can use to discuss the animal studies so go for them.