Day 30 — The Proof Report
Transfer it: which of these five crises has actually happened at your event — and did anyone in the room have the authority to make the call in time?
Facilitator notes & the evidence
Plain English first, always. Everything in this tool is real, published research \u2014 no invented neuroscience, no borrowed jargon. Here are the receipts.
Running it live: project it, and make the room vote on every decision before you tap (10–12 min). The argument before each vote is the lesson; the metric response is the referee. Run it twice — the second run's different choices show the branch structure.
Evidence: every consequence models a documented effect — ambiguity aversion (Ellsberg, 1961), social proof and commitment (Cialdini, 1984), cognitive load (Sweller, 1988), the Peak-End Rule (Kahneman & Fredrickson, 1993), B=MAP (Fogg, 2009). Metric magnitudes are Cramer's teaching model, deliberately opinionated, not clinical measurement.
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