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Why India is not Swachh Bharat ?

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Let me explain you by, The Bystander Effect. Let's observe this social experiment. A group of 10 people were called in and asked to sit down A man entered and began to set up a tent. As part of the plan, he showed how he was unable to do it alone. The catch was that  out of the 10 people, 9 were actors and knew that it was an experiment. The experiment was to see how long it takes for that one person to offer help when they are in a crowd. In each of the cases, the non-actors looked like they wanted to help yet refrained to take the initiative. Then the same experiment was conducted in a room without the actors; with a single person at a time. Result? The average time taken by people in the first experiment was  8 minutes . The average time taken by people in the second experiment was just  3 minutes . In fact, one of the girls in the second experiment went ahead to help him in just 12 seconds! The bystander effect says that...
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How to Deal with STRESS

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How Hygienic is your Online Ordered Food ?

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