If you’re curious about how people think and behave, social experiments are a fascinating way to gain insight. These experiments used to be primarily conducted by researchers, but now regular folks like you and me are getting in on the action. We’re all seeking answers to those burning “what ifs” and “what will happen?” questions. Lucky for us, many of these captivating social experiments are available to watch on YouTube.
Whether it’s observing how kids and teenagers behave when their parents aren’t around, or exploring public reactions to racism, abuse, or violence, these 20 videos of social experiments will give you a deep dive into the human psyche.
Contents
- 1 Stay Alert: The Hidden Dangers Of Social Media
- 2 A child, without a home, shivers in the cold. Who will lend a helping hand?
- 3 Would you ever consider stealing from someone who has nothing?
- 4 Taxi drivers take people on rides and save “suicidal” men
- 5 Have you ever wondered how generous people can be?
- 6 Showing compassion even in the toughest circumstances
- 7 Putting helpless beings to the ultimate test
- 8 Addressing controversial issues through public opinion
- 9 Do You Have The Time To Help The Blind?
- 10 Do You Think You’re Attractive?
- 11 All It Takes Is A Puppy To Abduct A Child
- 12 Would You Intervene if You Saw Child Abuse on the Street?
- 13 How Do People Behave When They Think They’re Alone?
- 14 Choosing Between Harming or Helping the Homeless
- 15 Unbelievable: 12 Year Old Borrows A Light For A Smoke
- 16 Can I Borrow Your Phone? (A Thought-Provoking Experiment on Racism)
- 17 Witnessing Abuse: Pregnant Girlfriend Mistreated by Her Boyfriend
- 18 Do Clothes Change Who We Are?
- 19 What Difference Does Clothing Make?
Stay Alert: The Hidden Dangers Of Social Media
Do you ever wonder how easy it is for bad people to use social media to target young girls? Well, there’s a guy named Coby Persin who decided to find out. He created a fake profile and contacted underage girls, and even got their parents involved in the experiment.
A child, without a home, shivers in the cold. Who will lend a helping hand?
There’s a YouTube channel called OckTv that wanted to see how people would react when faced with a “homeless child” in danger of freezing to death. They wanted to know who would step up and take action.
Would you ever consider stealing from someone who has nothing?
DmPranksProductions is a well-known YouTube channel that loves to play pranks. But sometimes, they also do social experiments. In one of their videos, they set up a situation to see if people would actually steal money from a homeless man who was asleep and had no idea about a generous donation.
Taxi drivers take people on rides and save “suicidal” men
I decided to stage a suicide attempt, not because I actually wanted to harm myself, but because I wanted to raise awareness. I wanted to show that there are people in the world who do care, even though you might be surprised to find out who.
Have you ever wondered how generous people can be?
I stumbled upon DmPranksProductions, a channel that focuses on social experiments. They created an alternate channel specifically dedicated to testing people’s generosity. In one experiment, a person forgets their wallet and asks for just a dollar to buy a drink, hoping to find generous souls.
Showing compassion even in the toughest circumstances
I also came across a channel called Johal, which is all about helping the homeless. In one of their videos, they decided to see how homeless individuals would react when faced with a missing child. Surprisingly, they put the search for the child ahead of their own hunger.
Putting helpless beings to the ultimate test
Another interesting channel I discovered is TwinsTV. They decided to stage a situation where they left a “baby” and a “dog” inside a car with no open windows. The outcome of this experiment is truly shocking.
Addressing controversial issues through public opinion
Hey there! Today, I want to tell you about some interesting videos I watched. They were all social experiments that tested some common beliefs and perceptions. Let’s dive in!
Do You Have The Time To Help The Blind?
The first video I watched was really eye-opening. It was an experiment where a person pretended to be blind and asked strangers for help getting to the library. It was fascinating to see how different people reacted. Some were kind and went out of their way to assist, while others didn’t seem bothered at all. It really made me reflect on how we treat others and the importance of empathy.
Do You Think You’re Attractive?
The second video I came across dealt with self-image and confidence. The person in the video asked random people on the street if they considered themselves attractive. It was interesting to see how people reacted and what they said. Some were confident and embraced their self-image, while others struggled with self-esteem issues. It made me realize that beauty truly comes from within, and we should all strive to love ourselves just the way we are.
All It Takes Is A Puppy To Abduct A Child
Lastly, I watched a video that focused on child safety. The video showed how easily a child can be lured away by strangers using a cute puppy. It was a stark reminder of the importance of teaching our children about stranger danger and staying safe. It’s such a scary thought, but it’s crucial that we educate ourselves and our loved ones about these risks.
These videos were eye-opening and thought-provoking. They challenged my beliefs and made me reflect on how we interact with others and the world around us. I hope they inspire you to think differently and maybe even spark a conversation with those around you. Enjoy watching!
Have you ever wondered how easily kids can be influenced by strangers? I was very curious, so I decided to conduct a little experiment at the park with a fluffy puppy. You won’t believe what happened – it’s both fascinating and terrifying.
Would You Intervene if You Saw Child Abuse on the Street?
Imagine this: I wanted to find out if people would step up and stop child abuse if they witnessed it happening right in front of them. So, I collaborated with the amazing team at NormelTV and we staged a situation involving two child actors. The results were eye-opening, to say the least.
How Do People Behave When They Think They’re Alone?
Picture this scenario: I offered some money to people for a quick interview, and then I strategically placed a homeless man near the interview spot, asking for spare change. The catch? People thought no one else was around to judge their actions. The reactions we captured were truly enlightening.
Choosing Between Harming or Helping the Homeless
Have you ever wondered which sign would grab more attention – “No More Homeless” or “Help the Homeless”? Well, I decided to find out! I carried both signs to see how people would react, and the results were truly surprising.
Unbelievable: 12 Year Old Borrows A Light For A Smoke
PrankNation is a channel that loves to play pranks and conduct social experiments in Australia. In one of their videos, they put a 12-year-old to the test. The challenge? Asking strangers for a lighter. How many do you think actually gave him one?
Can I Borrow Your Phone? (A Thought-Provoking Experiment on Racism)
Key Fork TV is famous for conducting social experiments on racism, and this video is no exception. They wanted to see how people of different races would react when one asked to borrow a phone for an important call. The responses were eye-opening.
Witnessing Abuse: Pregnant Girlfriend Mistreated by Her Boyfriend
Picturing yourself in a difficult situation can be tough, but it can be even harder to know how to help when you see someone else in trouble. In this video, a pregnant girlfriend gets verbally abused on the streets of London. Will anyone step up to stop the abuse?
Do Clothes Change Who We Are?
Have you ever wondered if the clothes you wear can change how people treat you? I conducted an experiment to find out!
What Difference Does Clothing Make?
For this experiment, I decided to test how people’s reactions would differ based on my outfit. I wanted to see if wearing casual clothes compared to a Hijab (a veil worn by Muslim women that covers the head and chest) would make a difference.
I spent 10 hours walking the streets of New York, first in casual clothes and then wearing a Hijab. It was fascinating to see the contrasting responses I received.
What did I learn from these social experiments? Well, there’s certainly a lot to take away. If you’re interested in watching more social experiments, you can subscribe to the channel. Just keep in mind that some of these channels also do pranks! Feel free to share your favorite social experiment channel in the comments below!
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