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it s hard to believe, but these little babies are helping to answer one of life s biggest questions is are we born knowing right from wrong? a lot of activity. reporter: researchers here at the cognition center they believe that humans are born with an innate sense of moshl believes, which means babies don t need to be taught the difference between right and wrong. they are born already knowing it. we watched babies as young as 3 months old as they were presented with a puppet show. here a puppet struggles to open a box. we see a green bunny that helps to open the box. good behavior, good bunny. then an orange bunny slams the box shut and run away. bad behavior,bunny. when given a choice between the two, 80% of babies chose the kbood bunny.
with 3-month-olds. babies this young don t have the motor skills to grab for anything. so how do they show a prirchs? it turns out by staring. babies this young are known stare longer at things they like, and they avert their eyes from things they don t like. noah, who do you like? noah looking at the bad orange bunny then switches his gaze to the good, green bunny and he keeps staring. they re not old enough to reach, but in their looking they will orient visually to the positive characters. much, much more so. they look more at the positive character? lots longer at the positive character. is that surprising? it did surprise me nap did surprise me, and what it s caused me to believe is that it s just a kind of a fundamental value. you know, we re fwoilt say, this is good. this is positive. this is bad. incredible. uh-huh. incredible. yes! reporter: it s also incredible, that about 90% of the 3-month-olds tested seemed
believe babies are not taught the difference between good and bad, but instead are born knowing it. as these babies grow, there moral beliefs are enhanced by parents or society, but they aren t created by them. the studies are conducted with the help of puppet shows. the puppets act out good and bad behave eer. watch as his puppet struggles to open the bocts. a green bunny tum comes and help. green bunny, nice and helpful. then an orange bunny comes along and slams the box shut. orange bunny, mean and unhelpful. the actions are repeated a number of times. what does this mean to 6-month-old megan? she watches the show, and is then presented with the two puppets. the nice green bunny and the mean orange bunny. who do you like? megan grabbed for the green bunny. the nice one. dr. karen wynn runs the lab
two, over 80% of babies chose the good bunny. and with babies that are only 3 months old, it goes to about 90%. researchers at the baby lab are taking these studies even further. if babies recognize good characters and bad characters, what does it take for them to interact with the bad character? it s an experiment they nicknamed the deal with the devil. karen winn runs the yale baby lob and says researchers shows that babies are predisposed to want to interact with good people and avoid bad people. here is an example. up goes the curtain. 12-month-old lucy watches the puppet show repeatedly and seems to recognize the good behavior and the bad behavior right away. after the show, the good green bunny and the bad orange bunny each offer lucy some graham crackers. the good bunny has just one cracker to offer, but the bad bunny has two. which one will lucy choose? lucy, whose do you want?
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