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Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

A social experiment was set up by the SOS Mayday action network in Norway to raise awareness about the thousands of children suffering in war-torn Syria. It involved an 11-year-old boy – an actor – sitting alone in the freezing cold telling commuters his jacket had been stolen to see how they would react. Check out this experiment:

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

A hidden camera captured the entire experiment.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

What happened over and over is awesome. Almost everyone that passed by would ask the boy if he was alright.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

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ometimes it took people a few seconds to realize he was alone.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

Several people would look around before talking to him.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

Some people would even offer their own scarf.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

This man let him borrow his coat.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

Another random stranger offered her gloves.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

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his woman gave him her coat even though she was wearing a short-sleeved shirt.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

No one hesitated to help this young boy.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

This boosted my faith in humanity 10 fold.

Social Experiment: Would You Help A Freezing Child In Need?

It’s not in english but it is very easy to understand. You will notice when you start tearing up.

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