Elevator Conformity Experiment Quiz

What is the primary focus of the elevator experiment?

• To study the design of elevators

• To test the speed of elevators

• To observe how people react to unusual behavior

• To measure the capacity of elevators

Who is Nadia in the experiment?

• A camera operator

• The experiment conductor

• An innocent passerby unaware of the experiment

• A participant who is aware of the experiment

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What behavior did Nadia exhibit when she felt the pressure of the group?

• She turned to face the back of the elevator

• She started talking to others

• She faced the front of the elevator

• She left the elevator

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What is the Asch paradox?

• A concept where individual opinions are influenced by the majority

• A method to improve group decision-making

• A study on the design of public spaces

• A theory about elevator speeds

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How did Elizabeth initially react to everyone facing the back of the elevator?

• She started a conversation

• She left the elevator

• She looked around, confused

• She immediately faced the back

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What did Karen do when she entered the elevator?

• She left the elevator

• She asked why everyone was facing the back

• She faced the back like everyone else

• She faced the front

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What was the purpose of introducing music in the elevator?

• To measure the acoustics

• To distract participants

• To see if people would start dancing

• To test the sound system

How did the man in the hat react to the music?

• He ignored it

• He started dancing

• He left the elevator

• He asked others to stop

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What does the hashtag WYFFT stand for?

• Why You Follow This

• Would You Fall For That

• Will You Follow This

• What You Feel For This

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What is the main lesson from the elevator experiment?

• People always follow their own opinions

• People often conform to group behavior

• Elevators are confusing

• Music influences behavior

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