![]() ![]() On the other hand, other texts attempted to “soften” the crime. For example, they said that the robber was armed or had aggressive behavior. Some of these claims made the robbery seem more violent. The false statements, in red, contained information on the details of the crime. They needed to take this into account as they understood the details of the robbery and decided on a fair sentence. The green lines represented true statements, while the red statements were false. Based on the text, they had to choose a fair punishment for the robber.įurthermore, the text was composed of both green and red lines. Each person read a text detailing a robbery. They began with a group of 71 volunteers. The central question of the experiment was whether understanding and belief were two separate processes or processes that occurred simultaneously. Thus, in 1993, Daniel Gilbert and his colleagues conducted the Gilbert experiment to test the validity of each theory. Descartes and Spinoza never came to an agreement on the debate. ![]()
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