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Based on Harlow’s research with monkeys, what is the most helpful thing a person can do for a frightened infant or child?

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Harry Frederick Harlow was a psychologist known for his studies on rhesus monkeys. The study focused on maternal separation, social isolation and dependency. The most helpful thing a person can do for a frightened infant or child is to promote classical conditioning to avoid separation anxiety.

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