Why do many people like to look up when taking the elevator?

There are two reasons for this:

1When taking the elevator, many people are accustomed to looking up at the number of floors displayed, what psychological effect plays a role behind it?

In fact, this behavior has a lot to do with "private space". The so-called private space refers to a certain space around our body, and once someone intrudes into our private space, we will feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable. The size of the private space varies from person to person, but in general, it is about 1 meter in front and back, and about 1 meter in the left and right.

Survey data shows that women have more private space than men, and people with aggressive personalities have more private space.

The elevator is a very small space. In the elevator, there is an intersection between people's private space, that is, they feel that each other has entered their own private space, so they will feel uncomfortable and want to leave this narrow space as soon as possible. Looking upwards is a psychological manifestation of wanting to "escape" from this small space as soon as possible.

In addition, when we are in a hurry to leave this small space, the constantly changing number of floors can make us feel that the elevator is moving, and we are moving towards "liberation", thus relieving our anxiety.

In the same way, we don't feel comfortable in a crowded car because someone has stepped into our private space.

2. Horror in ordinary life** movies love to write the elevator as a scary place, usually ghosts or something enter through the ventilation duct (see Resurrection Night for details) because of fear.

Standing sideways, diagonally opposite, this angle can be a good communication, can fully convey each other's expressions, body language, convey feelings, and keep a certain distance.

With the person you like, I think you can stand opposite him, but it's okay for him or to stand side by side with him, this kind of doesn't say what to do, in fact, the most important thing is to chat with him and talk more.

<><The elevator effectWhy do people always look up when they take the elevator? In fact, the act of looking up from the elevator has a lot to do with our "private space". The so-called private space, Wu Defeat refers to a certain space around the body of our speakers, once someone intrudes into our private space, we will feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable.

According to survey data, women's private space is larger than that of men, and people with aggressive personalities have more private space. We don't feel comfortable in a crowded elevator because someone has entered our private space. I want to get out of this cramped space as soon as possible.

Looking upwards is a manifestation of the psychology of wanting to "escape" from this small and empty rumor as soon as possible.

Also, staring at the numbers that show the floor is not just to make sure you get to the floor you're going to. When we are in a hurry to get out of this small space, the constantly changing numbers can make us feel that the elevator is moving, making us feel that we are moving towards "liberation", thus relieving our anxiety.

Obviously standing, why is it called taking the elevator?

The elevator is listed as the same means of transportation as the car and train in China, and the special thing is that the elevator is vertical, so the elevator tool from a certain floor to another floor is called "ride", referred to as "sitting".

Obviously we are standing when we take the elevator, why call the elevator? So let's talk about why it's called taking the elevator.

The elevator is a vertical means of transportation, and our country lists it as a special equipment, so it is called taking a ride from a certain floor to another floor through an elevator tool, referred to as "sitting".

The elevator is a vertical means of transportation, and our country lists it as a special equipment, so it is called taking a ride from a certain floor to another floor through an elevator tool, referred to as "sitting".

The process of getting a person from one point to another, whether horizontally or vertically, is usually done by some means of transportation in the process of reaching the destination without doing work on the part of the person himself. The following examples: For example, an airplane is called a certain place to take a plane, not a certain place to sleep, stand, or ride an airplane, and the means of transportation created by human beings themselves are called to take in our country, referred to as sitting.

In the current colloquial language, taxi means taxi, which can be called taxi, because taxis can be parked on call, and colloquial language can be translated as "taxi".

For example, what is the animal called to ride to a certain place, not to sleep or stand. The elevator is a vertical means of transportation, our country lists him as special equipment, according to the concept of special equipment to understand that someone should drive special equipment, and some passengers come up to call "sitting" or "taking" the elevator, but with the continuous progress and development of elevator technology, intelligent and humanized elevators have replaced the older generation of elevators, so at present, the elevator does not need to be artificially opened (the elevator must have elevator management or operator management), and the elevator tool from a certain floor to another floor is called riding, referred to as "sitting".