difference between good and ba? researchers studied the minds of babies and what they discovered is eye-opening. here s anderson keep. reporter: mees megan, 6 months old. look how pretty you are. reporter: so is connor. hazel is 11 months, and lyle, just 3 months old. these babies are lep helping to answer one of life s biggest questions. are we born knowing right from wrong. most people think of babies at blank slates. your experiments they that s not true. not that they have to be taught wrong from right? at very early ages there is a lot going on there. you want to put that in there? ah! wow. look at that. good job. reporter: this is the infant cognition center at yale university. otherwise known at the baby lab. based on over eight years of studies, researchers here
0 this kind of case, given that it was argued not very long. just a matter of weeks. or does this seem appropriate, that four days seems reasonable, given the gravity of this case? in your opinion? well, on the side that, you know, let s give the jurors a break here. it s reasonable. jordan davis, 17-year-old kid, lies dead. michael dunn will likely go to prison for the rest of his life, depending on this decision. so i think it s okay for them to take time and make sure they get right, but if want to compare it to other big cases that have been tried in the recent past, they ve already deliberated longer than they did in the george zimmerman case, in the jodi arias case, in the o.j. simpson case, in cases that went much, much longer. so statistically, this is a very lengthy deliberation for a very short trial, and a relatively simple fact pattern. so i m kind of surprised that it s gone this long. i mean, either he saw a gun or he didn t see a gun. either he had a right to shoot or