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The 3 Identical strangers. Edward (eddie) Galland, David Kellman, and Robert Shafran were identical triplet brothers who were unfortunately apart of a Yale University psychological experiment of “Nature vs Nurture” they were adopted and separated as infants into different families in different economic status, one blue collar, one middle class, and the other was in high class. The goal was to study how genetics and environment affect child development. It was supported by the National Institutes of Health and philanthropic foundations. The biological mother also had mental health problems, the doctors of the experiment knew it, bc they wanted to know if it was hereditary. The biological mother also didn’t know about the experiment. Neither did the adopted parents until the boys discovered eachother when they were 19 in 1980. When they were infants they had separation anxiety due to being separated at birth they would all hit their heads on the wall of their crib or wall. The Louise Wise Adoption Agency told the family’s they were doing research on adopted children and would have Researchers visit the children's homes, performed psychological testing, and took notes and videos. but NEVER told them they’re sons were apart of a triplet set. All three boys ended up suffering mental health issues and Eddie committed s*cide in 1995. Yale currently has the records of the expierment sealed until 2065. David and Bobby have been granted access to the files, but they are heavily redacted and contain no formal conclusions. The results of this experiment were never published. They sealed the records until 2065 in hopes they all would have passed and would never have to know. #3identicalstrangers #triplets #yaleuniversity #psychology #expierment #fypシ #fyp #viralvideo #foryou #abcxyz #xyzbca #eddygalland #davidkellman #bobbyshafran
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The 3 Identical strangers. Edward (eddie) Galland, David Kellman, and Robert Shafran were identical triplet brothers who were unfortunately apart of a Yale University psychological experiment of “Nature vs Nurture” they were adopted and separated as infants into different families in different economic status, one blue collar, one middle class, and the other was in high class. The goal was to study how genetics and environment affect child development. It was supported by the National Institutes of Health and philanthropic foundations. The biological mother also had mental health problems, the doctors of the experiment knew it, bc they wanted to know if it was hereditary. The biological mother also didn’t know about the experiment. Neither did the adopted parents until the boys discovered eachother when they were 19 in 1980. When they were infants they had separation anxiety due to being separated at birth they would all hit their heads on the wall of their crib or wall. The Louise Wise Adoption Agency told the family’s they were doing research on adopted children and would have Researchers visit the children's homes, performed psychological testing, and took notes and videos. but NEVER told them they’re sons were apart of a triplet set. All three boys ended up suffering mental health issues and Eddie committed s*cide in 1995. Yale currently has the records of the expierment sealed until 2065. David and Bobby have been granted access to the files, but they are heavily redacted and contain no formal conclusions. The results of this experiment were never published. They sealed the records until 2065 in hopes they all would have passed and would never have to know. #3identicalstrangers #triplets #yaleuniversity #psychology #expierment #fypシ #fyp #viralvideo #foryou #abcxyz #xyzbca #eddygalland #davidkellman #bobbyshafran

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