Aaliyah Lindsey 20 March 24   As me and my cohort members played the roles of silent observers in Peck Hall, we stumbled upon some intriguing patterns in people’s behavior. It was like watching a social science experiment unfold in front of us.   One thing that caught our attention was how the urgency people felt affected their actions. Those who weren’t in a rush tended to be more courteous, holding doors open for others behind them. It was a small gesture, but it spoke volumes about the connection between one’s mindset and their behavior.  The hallways were alive with activity. Groups of students gathered, chatting animatedly, while others chose to go…