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The people from The Giver has to do what the government ordered them to do. The government is hiding information from the society, but the people do not know about it except the current receiver and Jonas.

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I think that this connects to the Giver because people in the Giver follow the rules and they are scared to voice their opinion on how they think things should be run because the have a fear of being different which makes them less likely to object against the governments laws, just like in the video, the three women did not want to ask why the people think and act the way they do and instead they just followed along with the crowd.

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This connects to The Giver because it shows how similarly in the elevator, everyone in the community follows each other. They don't have their own thoughts or opinions and all do what the majority is doing. This is due to fear and how they are scared to be singled out as an individual.

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similarly, In the giver everyone is the same and follows what everyone else is doing so it is sameness and no one feels awkward or left out just how the people in the elevator turned around so they could be like everyone else.

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The people following each other is an example of herd behavior. (Asch Paradigm) Another example is the episode in Twilight zone where everyone followed each other. (and went insane.)

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In The Giver, the people of the community are constantly following the rules. They believe what others believe and do not question the rules and actions of the community. They believe whatever the community says is correct and do not try to speak out so they can fit in.

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In the Giver, everybody follows the community rules and never really thinks for themselves. The people in this community are brainwashed and also nobody questions the government for their specific rules.

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The people in the community might be ok with what the government enforces because they are probaly afraid of what will happen if they disobey them so they just go along with the crowd and listen.

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This connects to the Giver because in both scenarios the people are influenced by others around them. In Jonas's society, everyone blindly follows the rules because it is what they are told to do and everyone else is also obeying. Instead of questioning their government, most people just choose to go along.

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This shows how everyone follows the rules and if someone doesn't, they ignore them and stay with the crowd or the herd.

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Both have herd behavior but in the giver they are doing this to control the citizens

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Everyone in the community follows the government and doesn't ask questions even thow the government isn't doing what is right for there people.

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this video connects to the giver because of how the people try to blend into the crowd. the people are not questioning but instead just doing what they are doing.

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all the people in the community follow the rules because they have a fear of getting released and they see that everyone else is following the rules and isn't questioning anything.

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This shows that people want to "blend in" with the crowd and that they don't want to stand out. In The Giver, the people in the community all follow the rules and in result, everyone else follows, even if they think something is wrong.

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In the community, everyone was clueless (much like the three woman in the elevator) so they just go with what the government says. The people in the community don't ask because they have fear or a fear of being wrong ( This connects to the woman because they didn't ask because they were scared).

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Maybe because everybody was doing something very wrong, naturally one wouldn't want to stand out in the Giver, so they just did what everybody else did.

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Similarly, in the giver, everyone in the community follows each other. However, the people have been brainwashed by the government, so they don't know any better.

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The people not part of the experiment were anxious, confused, and feeling out of place. They were under pressure from the group and therefore copied the rest. The three women didn't question anything and turned the other way on the elevator as if they were missing something.

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Everyone in the community follows the rules because the others do. They don't know what the community is hiding from them, that how they so what brainwash them.

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when the other people were looking away from the door, the person facing the correct direction turned like the others, like she was missing something.

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-Nadia did not seem to question but she instead just followed along with the rest of the people

-They all followed the same rule and the were very confused to why they were looking at the back of the elavator which they probably followed along because they did not want to seem different or unusual to the others in the elavator.

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The person who didn't know was confused and uncomfortable and under pressure to follow the group of people in the elevator.

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This shows how sheep will follow the rest of the herd because it's their natural instinct feeling. -Izaiah

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None of them said anything while in the elevator or pointed out the weird behavior. They all eventually went along with it in the end and turned around.

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-the normal people felt pressured to change their direction because the majority of people were facing the other way

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The three women had no idea about this experiment. All of the women turned around without questioning why everyone was facing the opposite direction on the elevator.

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Nadia only turns to face the back of the elevator because everyone else is doing. This is called the Asch Paradigm

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Nadia eventually falls for the trick and turned around like the other people

Everyone fell for the trick since they got pressured from all the other people facing the wall instead of the door

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Nadia keeps turning around her surroundings, looking nervous and the other people were also turning around at each round and everybody else were looking in the same direction. This is an example of herd behavior.

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The experiment was successful and made the people go under pressure to follow the group. All three of the woman were influenced by the crowd

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I noticed that the innocent people would eventually turn around out of confusion and isolation.

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As time passes by, the person facing the correct direction slowly turns to be in the same direction as the group. The person is anxious and feeling out of place.

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When the people saw everyone else turned around in the elevator, they would follow them and turn because they thought everyone else knew something that they didn't.

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When others around you are doing something you tend to follow because you think that you are wrong and others are right. They do this because they start to doubt themselves and follow the majority.

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1. The person who is not part of the experiment is quite nervous.

2. In the end, she goes with the crowd and does something inhumane because others are too.

3. Everybody not part of the experiment did what the crowd did, even if it was weird.

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This is an example of herd behavior