Prologue : Infant theft is a threat mounting any-(every)-where. Swapping of infants is more prevalent. But, new research reveals something else.
"Hundreds of wallets were planted on the streets of Edinburgh by psychologists last year. Perhaps surprisingly, nearly half of the 240 wallets were posted back. But there was a twist.
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The baby photograph wallets had the highest return rate, with 88 per cent of the 40 being sent back. Next came the puppy, the family and the elderly couple, with 53 per cent, 48 and 28 respectively. At 20 per cent and 15, the charity card and control wallets had the lowest return rates."
Epilogue : Scientists say pics of cute babies made people more honest. Would they respond similarly if there were not be the pics, but babies? Yes, conditions apply. Honest is honest and dis... vice-versa.
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