Name: How To Make Fake Poo - Psychology for Kids - ExpeRimental #26
Uploaded: 2019-11-12T14:28:04.000Z
Duration: 5 min 53 s
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but others, like disgust, are learnt from experience.

In this activity you and your kids will try to 'unlearn' something that disgusts you.

Alright, today, we're going to be doing an activity all about emotions.

So I'm going to show you some pictures of people's faces,

and I want you tell me what emotion you think they're having.

So what emotion do you think he's having?

Because of the way he's putting his face, like...

When my sister touches my stuff that I don't want her to touch.

Because he's smiling and his eyes are shut.

I've got another one to show you, but just before, I am a bit hungry...

Do you wanna bite some? Have a little bit, have a little bit, have a little bit!

And what's the differences between those?

One is poo so it has already been digested, and this one hasn't.

I can see biscuit crumbs, and that's the chocolate and raisins.

So we're gonna have a go and see if we can make this stuff look like this.

Experience has taught us that nappies don't contain anything good, let alone delicious.

Experience has taught us that nappies don't contain anything good,

and someone willing to eat it's contents, we feel disgusted.

she should become confident in its edible qualities,

losing the sense of disgust she felt before.

It's really simple to make these at home.

All you have to do is chop up some chocolate bars and place them in a bowl.

And then carefully crush up some biscuits,

placing them inside a bag helps control the mess.

Next add some golden syrup into the bowl.

Then put the bowl in the microwave for 30 seconds at a time,

Okay! So I'm gonna give it the first stir...

After this add in crushed biscuits and dried fruit, if you like.

When cool enough to handle, mould your mix into a classic sausage shape,

For maximum disgust we find serving on some toilet paper or a nappy really helps!

(We recommend using a clean one though…)

Sahara's willingness to handle the mixture

is already a sign of her diminishing sense of disgust for this stuff.

The more she handles it the more familiar she will be.

This is because disgust feels like a natural response it has to be learnt.

Sahara has taught herself that the fake poo is actually made from delicious chocolate.

What makes it change is that we've made it now,

so now I know what it's actually made of, and I'm not disgusted by it any more.

I know it's made of chocolate and biscuits and stuff,

It teaches you the difference between different emotions,

like you're emotions can change very easily.

And it's not very hard to change our emotions.

Would you like to have a go showing it to someone else?

After completing the activity it can be fun

to get your kids to show these fake poos to someone who hasn't seen them

So they can see for themselves the differences in emotional response!

Me and Sahara had a lot of fun doing this activity today.

It was quite interesting for me to see Sahara thinking about emotions

and how different information can affect the emotions you feel.

Now if you'd like to have a go doing this activity,

you can download some infosheets on the Ri website,

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