Recently, the content of the occasion continued, so today I would like to have an interesting story about the Kachisser effect.
Psychologist Langer approached the person taking the copy and tried three ways of asking A, B, C.
Talk to those who are using copy machines,
It is an experiment that the order is changed.
At this time, I made a voice call in three different ways,
We investigated the proportion of each copy to be handed over.
First of all, in orthodox
If you say "Do you want me to make a copy first?"
Approximately 60% of people gave us the copy.
Next time I got a voice saying "Because I am in a hurry, can you let me copy ahead of you?"
94% of people gave up what resulted.
Just because I'm in a hurry, just giving a good reason, this is also different.
Well, funny is the third.
Finally "I have to take a copy,
Can you let me make a copy first? "I called out.
"I must take a copy"
It is not a reason for getting a copy first.
It is not particularly a hurry reason, so it should be fine even after that person.
However, despite that, 93% of people gave way up.
In this way, when giving a reason to "ask for ○ ○" when asking a person,
I understood that it was easy for us to accept the request ....
Moreover, it is not a correct reason, even a slightly forcibly reason, it will not change as a result.
This is surprising.
But, people are creatures seeking their own meanings and reasons than originally.
For example, even if you set a goal, I will not try to achieve it without my own purpose.
So, I think that I am convinced of this result somehow.
Everyone, when asking customers or colleagues for something,
Please do trying reasoning "for ○○" by all means.