Need help finding this - Experiment ran on School children in the late 70's/Early 80's

This isn't what you are looking for, but it might make an interesting read to see "why" they use animals when teaching kids.

[link to onlinelibrary.wiley.com]

I can't find nothing for ya. I assume you've tried going over the various behavioral psychology experiments dealing with obedience to authority?

The program sounds interesting, but it stands to reason. The experiment would be no different than telling your kids about Santa Claus. It's a well known fact that people tend to believe those they trust (those in positions of authority) so much that they will often create the reality they believe actually exists (lots of kids claim to see Santa or hear him).

Another example would be the MSM reporting to the general public or the words, "the experts say" escaping the lips of a sheeple.

Many atheists believe that the teaching that there is a God is really just a creation made by TPTB to control what can not be controlled in the masses (their thoughts and conscience) in a more agreeable way for TPTB (kinda like telling children scary stories about what will happen if they get out of bed before morning).

Ernesto Spinelli?

Makes sense.

The reason I asked was because when I saw the commercial on TV, I knew that I had been through that, at my own elementary school. As far as I know it was just when I was in kindergarten. We would be in the hallway's coming and going or lined up somewhere and one of the teachers would say that they saw a bunny. It turned into this game of sorts as the other kids on my class would look for the bunny every time we were in the hallways. And when the teacher was around they swore they saw the bunny. After the teachers went away a little I would ask my class mates if they really saw a bunny and they always said no. I would ask the teacher questions all the time, "How come I never see it?" They didn't like me very much. I guess I have been awake since kindergarten then!