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Norm Violation Research Paper

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The norm violation that I decided to do for this learning task is, looking random people straight in the eyes and not saying anything. For this experiment I decided to do it at my workplace where there is about 40 people. First, I decided to do it with people I talked to and knew a little better. Weirdly enough only one person acknowledge it and moved their head like asking If I needed them. The rest didn’t say anything and just kept doing whatever they were doing. I expected more of them to at least acknowledge and smile or wave or something, but that didn’t happen. This might’ve been because they were familiarized with me and saw no need to. I then moved on to people that I didn't talk to or hung around. This group of people either smiled

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