Question ID:PT37 S4 Q6 Passage:In a study, infant monkeys given a choice between two surrogate mothers‚ a bare wire structure equipped with a milk bottle, or a soft, suede-covered wire structure equipped with a milk bottle‚ unhesitatingly chose the latter. When given a choice between a bare wire structure equipped with a milk bottle and a soft, suede-covered wire structure lacking a milk bottle, they unhesitatingly chose the former. Stem:Which one of the following is most supported by the information above? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:Infant monkeys' desire for warmth and comfort is nearly as strong as their desire for food. Choice B:For infant monkeys, suede is a less convincing substitute for their mother's touch than animal fur would be. Choice C:For infant monkeys, a milk bottle is a less convincing substitute for their mother's teat than suede is for their mother's touch. Choice D:For infant monkeys, a milk bottle is an equally convincing substitute for their mother's teat as suede is for their mother's touch. Choice E:Infant monkeys' desire for food is stronger than their desire for warmth and comfort.