Keterikatan Punch pada bonekanya bukan sekadar video yang mengharukan. Hal ini mengingatkan pada kisah serangkaian eksperimen psikologi yang sangat terkenal dari tahun 1950-an.
- Associate Professor, School of Psychology, The University of Queensland
Pourquoi un bébé singe préfère-t-il une peluche à une source de nourriture ? L’histoire virale de Punch, le bébé macaque du zoo d’Ichikawa, au Japon, ravive un débat ancien sur la place du réconfort dans le développement.
El apego de Punch por su peluche no es solo el argumento de un vídeo desgarrador. Su reacción entronca con una serie de experimentos psicológicos muy famosos de la década de 1950.
O apego de Punch ao seu bicho de pelúcia não é apenas o tema de um vídeo comovente. Ele remete à história de uma série muito famosa de experimentos psicológicos realizados na década de 1950.
Punch’s attachment to his plushie isn’t just the subject of a heart-wrenching video. It harks back to the story of a very famous set of 1950s psychology experiments.
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