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In this research article Nicolas, Angelique, and Sebastien experiment what happens when they set up a situation such as, one subject is told to ask a stranger the time at an
Intersection while waiting at a crosswalk. In doing so the response from the stranger is just giving the subject the time. Comparing the response to the same question to another stranger with an added line like having the same watch at home. The subjects communicate more than just giving the time. Data shows that when the people have nothing in common the answer ends with
In this research article Nicolas, Angelique, and Sebastien experiment what happens when they set up a situation such as, one subject is told to ask a stranger the time at an
Intersection while waiting at a crosswalk. In doing so the response from the stranger is just giving the subject the time. Comparing the response to the same question to another stranger with an added line like having the same watch at home. The subjects communicate more than just giving the time. Data shows that when the people have nothing in common the answer ends with