Psychology 2410A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Tabula Rasa, David Buss, Parenting Styles

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2410A/B
• Professor: Lynne Zarbatany

Document Summary

Karen wynn and colleagues at yale as young as 3m babies show a preference for nice people over mean people babies show ability to decide that an individual deserves punishment there"s a universal moral core that all humans share. 87% babies want a puppet different from them to be treated badly infants prefer puppets who treat those different from them badly infants prefer puppets who treat those different from them badly they want the other to be punished. Hamlin, wynn, bloom & mahajan (2011) puppet helps or hinders box opening then helper or hinderer plays with a ball and drops it new puppet either returns or takes away dropped ball. 5m: like giver best -- considered only positive or negative act. 11. 5m infant chooses graham crackers or green beans they see 1 puppet making their own choice and 1 puppet making other choice choose a puppet. 14/16 babies choose the puppet that made the same choice as them.