EXPERIMENT

• WHO WERE THE TWO RESEARCHERS WHO STUDIED ANIMALS IN ATTACHMENT?

  Harlow and Lorenz
• AIM OF LORENZ'S RESEARCH?

  investigate imprinting in goslings
• RESEARCH METHOD OF LORENZ'S STUDY?

  controlled observation
• DESIGN OF LORENZ'S STUDY?

  independent groups
• SAMPLE OF LORENZ'S STUDY?

  clutch of gosling eggs
• PROCEDURE OF LORENZ'S EXPERIMENT?

  1. Separated gosling eggs into two groups
  2. Tagged geese
  3. Put them into an upturned box
  4. Released them
  5. Recorded who the goslings followed
• TWO CONDITIONS OF LORENZ'S EXPERIMENT?

  CONDITION 1: left with mother

  CONDITION 2: put in an incubator + saw Lorenz
• WHAT DID THE UPTURNED BOX ALLOW THE GEESE TO DO?

  mix
• FINDINGS OF LORENZ'S EXPERIMENT?

  groups naturally divided, the incubator goslings followed Lorenz and appeared to attach to him over their mother
• CONCLUSION OF LORENZ'S RESEARCH?

  animals are born with a biological readiness to imprint on first large moving object that they see