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The elevator test... what would you do?

0:52Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Marco describes an elevator scene in which actors face away from the door and another person eventually follows them. He uses it to reflect on social pressure and how it can influence everyday behaviour unnoticed. His closing question asks listeners to imagine their own reaction. The summary concerns the narrated scene, not verification of the footage or the design of a scientific experiment.

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Marco describes an elevator scene in which actors face away from the door and another person eventually follows them. He uses it to reflect on social pressure and how it can influence everyday behaviour unnoticed. His closing question asks listeners to imagine their own reaction. The summary concerns the narrated scene, not verification of the footage or the design of a scientific experiment.

Key points

  • The narrated scene places someone alongside an unusual group behaviour.
  • Changing orientation is used to illustrate social pressure.
  • The question is how readily we recognise that pressure in our own choices.
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