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Source: PhD thesis of Steven Suomi, University of Wisconsin, taken from [1]

Description: Vertical chamber apparatus, called the "pit of despair" where baby monkeys were kept in isolation by psychologist Harry Harlow. The image is believed to have been released by Suomi, but until that's confirmed, fair use is claimed.

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