'Three Identical Strangers': analyse af dokumentaren

I really liked thedocumentary, and I was quite surprised it wasn’t that popular.

atmosphere

2. What would it be like to discover at the age of 19 that you had

an identical twin, triplet etc.?

It would be very exciting, but also very betrawying to know that a piece of you has been missing for so long.

3. Explain what is meant by nature and what is meant by nurture

in the Nature vs. Nurture debate.

Nature is genes nurture is upbringings

4. What questions were Dr. Neubauer trying to answer? And

why?

Which nature or nurture was more important?

5. Do you agree with Bobby that what they did was evil? Explain.

I agree. The siblings were separated at birth and delt with separation anxiety. The study was unnecessary the state that they could of done it even if the parents or children knew.

6. If researchers wanted to do a study like this how could they

have done it in another way?

The researchers could have informed the families

7. Describe the three different families the boys were placed in

The three boys were put in 3 different environments. There was lower class, blue collar and upper-class. They were also put into different parenting homes. The home of the lower class was very loving, even though they didn’t have as much money, they had a bunch of love. The blue-collar home was loving but also uptight. There were signs that the father may have been verbally strict and abusive. The upper-class has hard working parents with little time of. Their children. All the time they spent when they weren’t working was with their kids.