Children who form no racial stereotypes found

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by als463

The reason I say this is because both she and her daughter were willing to walk up to just anyone (a total stranger) no matter what race, gender, etc. you were and hug you. Within a minute of meeting you, this young woman would refer to you as her "best friend" and she would talk about all the fun things you would do together (like go to the park). She really was very sweet and that was the problem. I had to tell her on numerous occasions that while it was nice she was friendly, she had to be careful about being too friendly and allowing people to take advantage of her. It scared me and my Supervisor that she or her daughter (who also had WS) would hop in the car with just anyone.

Ummm...that's it? Uh...okey dokey. Yay?

Bullshit.

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Ummm...that's it? Uh...okey dokey. Yay?

Bullshit.

Hey now...be nice...she is a tutor after all

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by DaemonSeid

Hey now...be nice...she is a tutor after all

Stop, meanie.

That wasn't a slight to als463 so much as a slight to this bullshit. I'm so sick and tired of certain fields being able to release these studies with these silly findings and these attention grabbing headlines. I love to read the "limitations" and "implications for future research" of studies.

[DaemonSeid]

There is not a mean bone in my body.







none










Not one....

shhheeeeeiiiiiiiiitttt

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by DaemonSeid

There is not a mean bone in my body.







none










Not one....

shhheeeeeiiiiiiiiitttt

I knew for damn sure that you didn't suddenly have WS.

[epchick]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

I knew for damn sure that you didn't suddenly have WS.

****huuuuuuggg*****

you're my best friend now!!!




That must mean all the kindergarteners i've subbed for must have WS. The first day I walked in looking for the teacher, they sure as heck didn't care I was a stranger. 1/2 of them walked up to me and gave me hugs and wanted me to sit with them cause I was their new 'friend.'

Originally Posted by DrPhil

It's like playing "Bullshit" in one of the bestest movies everererererer..."How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days."

Never seen it

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by epchick

That must mean all the kindergarteners i've subbed for must have WS. The first day I walked in looking for the teacher, they sure as heck didn't care I was a stranger. 1/2 of them walked up to me and gave me hugs and wanted me to sit with them cause I was their new 'friend.'

Sure, we all have WS before we are verbally and nonverbally socialized.

I imagine (as do these researchers, perhaps ) that what makes it "WS" is the fact that humans who have been socialized (meaning, they are over a particular age and didn't grow up in a cage where they were kept from humans and left to their primal devices) still hold these traits.

Originally Posted by epchick

Never seen it

How are you able to sustain?

[epchick]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

Ummm...that's it? Uh...okey dokey. Yay?

Bullshit.

lollers. That was what I was thinking too!!

[DrPhil]

It's like playing "Bullshit" in one of the bestest movies everererererer..."How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days."