The placebo effect of the 'Close Doors' Button | Design / Marketing / Psychology
Placebo Buttons, Misleading Users & the Ethics of UX Design | Chris Kiess
Are Crosswalk and Elevator 'Close Door' Buttons a Total Sham? | HowStuffWorks
Close Button” on Elevators | LifeChurch
Manufacturers reveal 'close door' buttons on elevators make no difference | Daily Mail Online
Pushing That Crosswalk Button May Make You Feel Better, but … - The New York Times
Placebo Buttons – You Are Not So Smart
Elevator Door-Close Buttons Are Lies
Lift plunges 18 floors to the ground in construction site disaster leaving eight dead - Irish Mirror Online
You know the door-close button in the elevator? Prayer is like that.
Does the close-door button in U.S. elevators actually do anything? If not, why? - Quora
Do Elevator 'Close Door' Buttons Work? - Truth or Fiction?
The close-door button fell off, revealing it was never connected to the control panel. : r/mildlyinfuriating
Placebo Buttons – You Are Not So Smart
Do Elevator Door-Close Buttons Actually Work? -- Science of Us
Does the 'door close' button on an elevator really work?
Fact or Fiction: 80 percent of 'close door' buttons on elevators don't work?
Why the world is full of buttons that don't work | CNN
NNN / Placebo Buttons
Reality check: Does hitting the 'close' button on an elevator make the door close faster? - National | Globalnews.ca
Did you Know… 80% of the Close Door Buttons on Lifts… – Simon's Space
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spitting out my placebo | IANXTC
Close-door buttons DO work in British lifts… but not in US elevators
The Placebo Button - gregwalsh.com
The Close Door Buttons On Elevators Do Absolutely Nothing At All | IFLScience
Does the elevator "close door" button really work? - ABC7 San Francisco
Your World is Full of Placebo Buttons | NirandFar
These 2 buttons both closed the elevator door. Is there any difference in them? : r/whatisthisthing
User Illusion: Everyday 'Placebo Buttons' Create Semblance of Control - 99% Invisible
TIL The 'Door Close' button in most elevators is actually just a placebo button. It only functions if pressed continuously, and is only meant to be used this way by firefighters and
