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What did Harry Harlow’s experiments tell us about child development?
a) Children and young animals that receive external stimulation of comfort and contact do not learn to be independent.
b) Children and young animals can be raised without any external stimulation and develop normally.
c) Children and young animals that receive external stimulation do not develop any differently than those that do not receive external stimulation.
d) Children and young animals need to have external stimulation in the forms of contact and comfort to develop properly.
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