Harry Harlow found that the social and cognitive deficits exhibited by monkeys raised in isolation for their first 6 months of life:
A)quickly disappeared when finally introduced to other monkeys.
B)remained until the monkeys reproduced and had to care for their own children.
C)were evident in monkeys raised with a wire mother surrogate but not in monkeys raised with a soft cloth mother surrogate.
D)were severe and long-lasting.

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Harlow's research found that the social and cognitive deficits exhibited by monkeys raised in isolation for their first 6 months of life were severe and long-lasting. Even after being introduced to other monkeys, these monkeys had difficulty forming social bonds and exhibiting normal behaviors.

Harry Harlow Found That the Social and Cognitive Deficits Exhibited