What do you think was the result of the “Ignored Condition” in Dan Ariely’s research and why?

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    KabU
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    What do you think was the result of the “Ignored Condition” in Dan Ariely’s research and why?

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    • #367216
      peter
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      I would say without recognition we dont feel that we are a part of the purpose

    • #321035
      Eva
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      I truly watched the video 3x and don’t really know, can’t “think” it through … hummm 🤔, do I rely this much on feeling things first in order to process it through my Creator given, “ highly” evolved thinking part of the brain? What would I do? … That is the only way I could comment, otherwise I have no idea.  I have to leave my curiosity drive me further into the lessons to find out …

    • #316240
      Rae
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      There’s the potential of recognition with the ignored group.

      There’s the possibility of not having to do anything on the next sheet and still get paid ( get paid more for no effort…

      I think it may have been more than any other section in the ignored column and now I’ve got to know the answer lol perhaps being ignored is still attention of a sort?

    • #310187
      Peter
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      I think people were willing to do even less, because they don’t get any recognition of their work. If it’s shredded there is still some importance adressed to it.

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      Abbaa Naa’ol
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      am not understand

    • #288690
      Christianne
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      Being ingnored is very  painfull ,  but seeing your  efforts destroying  is more worse.  I think this ignored section would be somewhere in the middle

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