Community · S01E15 · 2010-02-04
Romantic Expressionism
Written by Andrew Guest. Directed by Joe Russo.
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Simulated participation / induced agency
NewsRadio S02E16 “Houses of the Holy” — Both instructions preserve another person’s sense of agency while the controller retains the outcome.
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S01E15 lines L136–L150
Somebody just went to the top of my to-do list.
Okay, we need to hatch a scheme.
Thank you.
It's all very simple.
In Annie's world, long before Vaughn, she only had eyes for Troy.
So if Troy becomes a real option, Annie will drop Vaughn in a hippie's heartbeat.
Crash course in manipulation.
echoes dialogue of Working hypothesis
Simulated participation / induced agency. Both instructions preserve another person’s sense of agency while the controller retains the outcome.
You don't actually tell the person what you want them to do.
echoes dialogue of Working hypothesis
Simulated participation / induced agency. Both instructions preserve another person’s sense of agency while the controller retains the outcome.
You help them realize they want to do it so it can't be traced back to you.
Got it.
Chemistry, sexy.
You know what else is sexy? Annie.
I know Chemistry is sexy, but Annie? I don't see it.
Well, every other guy on campus does.