Adults repeatedly exclaimed "sock him!" while attacking them, inspiring children to do the same.
Two of these objects were placed behind a screen, which was then lifted to reveal either one, two, or three of them, in a study conducted by Karen Wynn proving that one-year olds understand numbers. Inspired by his childhood memories of these objects, Masahiro Mori concluded that humans may fear robots in his uncanny valley hypothesis. In the film A Girl Like Me, Kiri Davis repeated a study conducted by Kenneth and Mamie Clark, in which children preferred a (*) white object of this kind to a black one, proving that segregation breeds feelings of inferiority. Adults repeatedly exclaimed "sock him!" while attacking them, inspiring children to do the same. For 10 points, name these toys whose "bobo" variety was used in an experiment by Albert Bandura.
Two of these objects were placed behind a screen, which was then lifted to reveal either one, two, or three of them, in a study conducted by Karen Wynn proving that one-year olds understand numbers.
dolls [do not accept "robot"]