Visual Cliff Experiment

[Wavedude21101]

Also I'm studying this stuff in psychology it's pretty interesting stuff

[Wavedude21101]

One things for sure judging by the age of the film they're not babies anymore

[Rewnba]

Would have loved to see a baby crawl on the plexiglass and then crawl off the entire table thinking everywhere was plexiglass

[renfro21576]

Blindsight

[Bloodflooder]

im just curious....does anyone know of an experiment in which the baby was placed directly on the plexiglass instead of the opaque surface?

[bayba8004]

This is a pretty cool psychology experiment! It shows just how smart babies are.

[EmperorOfMars]

"mommy, you crazy"

[marshmallowbudgie]

"what's your job?"

"I trick babies off of cliffs"

"that's horrible"

"it's all right, their mothers are watching the whole time"

[bluelimemonkeys]

@marshmallowbudgie it's not a cliff lol

[philipgeorge1991]

@marshmallowbudgie your a fucking idiot.. you do not know how instrumental this was for child psychology.. it has helped psychologist understand the capacity of brain function in baby's and their mental development

[marshmallowbudgie]

@philipgeorge1991 I'm quite aware of that: fooling babies is very important and I'm all for it

I was making a joke

[Inspiration235]

Smart kids.

[EvanSigel]

@Inspiration235 I mean, if they were really smart, they wouldn't have had any fear climbing out on to the plexiglass...

[Bloodflooder]

@EvanSigel agreed...i'm loving the comments here...if the baby doesnt go over they're considered smart for not wanting to fall but if they do they're considered smart for knowing its plexiglass...DOINK DOINK