A letter from Dr. Anthony Fauci to Rep. Nancy Mace lifts the veil on secrecy surrounding government-funded NIH experiments ...

4.In the '50s, psychologist Harry Harlow ran experiments using baby monkeys that showed they preferred soft, comforting "mothers" (a cloth doll) over wire ones that just provided food. He presented ...

Was Harlow’s Pit of Despair a scientific breakthrough or psychological torture? His infamous experiments involved placing monkeys in isolation chambers, causing extreme distress to study mental ...

Harlow’s most famed experiment placed infant rhesus monkeys alongside wire cylinders alternately wrapped in warmed terry cloth or barbed wire.

In the 1960s, they were common test subjects in psychological experiments due to their overestimated similarity to humans — most notably in University of Wisconsin scientist Harry Harlow's total ...

Harlow’s experiment, however, indicated that neither biological needs nor external rewards were the primary drivers of the monkeys’ behavior. This led Harlow to propose a new theory of human ...

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, and find streaming options for A Dance Incorporating Movements Derived from Experiments by Harry F. Harlow and Choreographed in the Manner of ...

Now she’s blocked from commenting on it. An animal rights activist is embroiled in a court fight with the National Institutes of Health for blocking her online comments on NIH research using ...

Harlow’s name, along with that of a scientist who worked with him, are on NIH’s list of banned words. So are “animals,” “cruelty,” “monkeys,” “revolting,” “testing” and ...