In chapter six of Opening Skinner's Box, "Monkey Love" Lauren Slater begins by introducing us to psychologist Harry Harlow. Harlow was known as a difficult, disrespectful man, but was also known to be very devoted and was mainly known for experimenting with monkeys and the way they expressed their feelings regarding attachment (Slater 132). Slater explains in great detail Harlow's approach towards the monkeys, he had no feelings for them and could care less what pain they endured during the experiments as long as he received the results he was aiming for. According to Harlow who believed monkeys were nothing but property he could publish for self recognition and concluded them to be a huge significance in the world of psychology, witnessing
