The Andalusia Professional Pedagogue Association conducted an experiment using a hidden camera to raise awareness and educate parents and children about the dangers of talking to strangers. An actor, with the help of a puppy, tried to lure children to his home. The experiment showed that most children were willing to follow the stranger, despite their parents' warnings. However, one boy, Rubén, initially agreed to go but changed his mind after remembering what his mother had told him about not going with strangers. Another child, Rafa, also refused to go with the stranger, citing that he didn't know him. The experiment highlights the importance of educating children about stranger danger and the need for parents to reinforce this message.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Andalusia Professional Pedagogue Association supports initiatives to raise awareness and educate parents and children about not going with strangers.
2. A hidden camera experiment was conducted to see how children react to a stranger who tries to take them to their house.
3. In the experiment, an actor approached children with a puppy and asked them to go with him to see more puppies.
4. Most of the children in the experiment left with the stranger.
5. One set of sisters was hesitant, but the older sister eventually stayed behind while the younger sister left with the stranger.
6. Another set of siblings, Rubén and Paola, were approached by the actor, and while Paola was initially willing to go with him, Rubén refused, citing his mother's warnings about not going with strangers.
7. Rubén's decision was influenced by watching the news and knowing not to go with strangers.
8. The children who refused to go with the stranger explained that they didn't know him and their parents had warned them about not going with strangers.
9. The children who participated in the experiment were praised for their good behavior and awareness about not going with strangers.