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[_] [O] [V] [E] [L] [Y] Anonymous 06/05/15(Fri)07:22 No.2802425
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 06/05/15(Fri)08:29 No.2802439
>>2802425
Remember watching this video in Psychology
>> [_] Anonymous 06/05/15(Fri)09:27 No.2802474
What a nasty experiment
>> [_] Anonymous 06/05/15(Fri)10:30 No.2802494
>>2802474
Better than having electrodes stuck in my brain and being compelled to run over an electric fence
for dopamine. Still sad doh.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/05/15(Fri)13:20 No.2802604
info on song?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/05/15(Fri)14:00 No.2802635
>>2802474
>>2802439
explain never seen the original
>> [_] Anonymous 06/05/15(Fri)14:52 No.2802667
>>2802635
The baby has two fake mothers, the wire cages you see with faces attached. One provides food in
that a bottle of milk is placed inside it that the baby drinks from, but otherwise it is only a
bare wire cylinder. The other mother does not provide food but is covered in a nice fuzzy
material, imitating fur. The baby will always prefer to cling to the fuzzy mother rather than the
food mother indicating tactile stmulation is vital for parental bonding even more so than food
provision. The baby went to the food mother when it was hungry but ither wise it always stayed
with the fuzzy one. Also as shown in the flash, when a scary stimulus was shown to the baby, it
chose the fuzzy mother as its comforter.
