The threshold effect, also known as the inch-to-inch effect, means that once a person accepts a trivial request from others, he is likely to accept a larger request in order to avoid cognitive disharmony or to give others a consistent impression. This phenomenon is like climbing the doorsill step by step, so that you can climb the heights more easily and smoothly.
According to the above definition, which of the following does not meet the threshold effect?
A young monk learned martial arts from master, but master taught him nothing but a bunch of pigs for him to nurture. There is a small river in front of the temple. Every morning, the little monk jumps across the river with a pig in his arms and comes back in the evening. The little pig grows up day by day, and the little monk's arm strength is also constantly increasing, unconsciously developing excellent arm strength and light skills