The Harlow’s Monkey Experiment Explained

That experiment is wild. It really shows how deep attachment goes

Comfort over food? No wonder we're all so messed up.

Was that who I thought it was? I think he prefers wire fathers

I hate humans… poor baby monkey

Why would you troture a monkey like that to prove it to humans who don't even care? 🙄🙄

Such a classic experiment, really shows how much comfort matters in development.

Motherfucker, was that Gregory from fnaf

This experiment shows that humans are willing to torment a newborn monkey

I had to watch a film in one of my college classes about his experiments on the rhesus monkeys. Harlow was a cruel motherfucker.

Gregory my boy

Comfort isn’t optional. It’s oxygen.

aww what a cute monk- IS THAT GREGORY????

And thats why... plush tastes better then bread

What in the fnaf

This must be what Heaven looks like...

Got to be one cold mf to carry out this expirement. All to prove a really bullshit hypothesis too

Those scientists must get the [gif] and their family members must be used for experiments all their lives

gregory

why is the model of the child a recolor of Gregory from FNAF Security Breach am i tripping

The baby monkey deserves better.

GREGORY?

Why is gregory there

I feel sad for the baby monkey

Why the fuck is Gregory there

the baby probably doesn't even see the grid with milk as a mother monkey though. Just a structure where he can find food. Were you expeting the baby to cuddle with a shapeless effigy because there's food there? Doesn't even make sense.

GREGORY?!

𝐃𝐢𝐝 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰? 🧠🖤 In Harry Harlow’s famous monkey experiment, baby monkeys chose comfort over food—clinging to a soft cloth “mother” instead of a wire one that fed them. The study proved something chilling: love and touch are as vital as survival itself.

Nobody mentions that the boy's model is Gregory from Fnaf

whats gregory fnaf doing here

Hopefully, they got the monkey a real mother later on

This is impressive

that scientist needs some treatment … for torturing a baby animal like this