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A Phenomenon that happens when people talk to someone and they feel the urge to say more and are generally comfortable around the person .
Talking to you is easy, it's like the Hector effect
A guy who says offensive things and decides whether he was joking based on the reaction of people around him.
"Bruh, not The Brock Effect again"
When a mediocre character is put into a very popular game (i.e. Smash Bros) and becomes much more popular as a result.
I think the reason I like Pichu so much is just the Smash effect
Based on common reactions from the movie Prometheus. When a person leaves a theater thinking they liked a movie, but as the day goes on they think back on all the dumb shit that happened in the movie and by the end of the day they hated it.
Man, The Last Jedi is having the Prometheus Effect on me big time.
When a male changes his personality in order to become emotionally compatible with a female who is out of his league.
Be careful with your new girlfriend bro... you might catch the McLean Effect!
This phenomenon implies the potential for a hidden or secret personality that is influenced by the presence of a middle name. It is important to note that this secret personality may or may not impact an individual's sexuality, further highlighting the complexity of this topic.
This intriguing concept bears resemblance to Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), a condition characterized by the presence of multiple distinct identities or personality states within an individual. While the comparison is not intended to equate the two phenomena, it underscores the idea that the existence of hidden or secret aspects of one's personality can manifest in various psychological phenomena.
Rian, with his middle name, possesses a secret personality that makes him more jolly and intellectually sharp. It's possible that this hidden persona could also impact his sexual orientation, potentially making him bisexual.
This is the Jade/Jaeid effect
The Mc.Donalds Effect is when expectations don't meet reality.
It is called "The Mc.Donalds Effect" because the pictures of the food you see on Mc.Donalds never look the same when you recieve the food.
It can be seen in many instances, such as buying stuff off the internet. Or in general using the "Wish" app
Person 1: "Yo. Bro, I gotta show you these new kicks I bought of the internet, they are sick and we're only 25$.
Person 2: "They're SICK! When do they arrive?
Person 1: "Next Monday..."
The next Monday arrives
Person 2: "Why aren't you wearing your new shoes?"
Person 1: "They looked terrible when they arrived... Nothing like the picture in the ad"
Person 2: "That sucks man.... Guess thats the risk of buying stuff on the internet."
This is an example of "The Mc.Donalds Effect"