Understanding of the other intention is an important skill for lawyers, and perhaps politicians and businessmen as well, but according to new research, it is one skill that have even young children.
Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for evolutionary anthropology in Germany reported that children are as young as 3 less likely to help a person after you have seen someone else damage – tears in this case's adult actors or other adults to break drawing or clay bird.
More fascinating is that intent a children of a person's beurteilt.Wenn person tried someone else to damage, but was unsuccessful, were young people of less likely that this person at a later time to help.
But if you a person who accidentally observed other damage, they were more willing to help him.
"" For a long time it was thought that it was in a later age only to the age 5 or 6, that children of others intentions to be aware ", said Amrisha Vaish Institute one of the authors of the study and a developmental psychologist at the Max Planck."A very demanding skill is actually to help those to help the others."
It is a form of cooperation that is intended to enable creation and maintenance of human society as it is today is, she said.
The research appears in the journal of Child Development.
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