This is your first required film. Please follow the link below and watch the entire film as a scientific observer of behavior in this developmental period. What is the most interesting thing that you observe? Remember, as a scientist, you leaving behind any pre-existing biases. Try focusing only on what you can observe with your own eyes and ears without any assumptions. When you finish watching the film, prepare a discussion post addressing the following questions:

1. What was the most interesting observation that you made during the film?

2. What objective evidence in the film serves as the basis for your observation?

Film

The most interesting observation that I made during the film is that small babies begin learning from their mother and their close relatives immediately after being born. They seem to be very attentive to what they hear, and they even make sound responses when the mother is talking to them, which is very interesting. Most importantly, this observation indicates how nature allows our minds to grow regarding our first interaction with people close to us in our childhood ages.

The objective evidence in the film that serves as the basis of my observation is that the documentary is based on real-life baby scenarios in four different countries. However, the small baby learning process could be noted from the physical evidence the babies and their mothers revealed in the four countries. Therefore, the film was created to pass information about small babies in their early developmental stages. This aspect caught my interest, considering the diverse case scenarios used in the film.