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The Bystander Effect & the Diffusion of Responsibility
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RE: The Bystander Effect & the Diffusion of Responsibility
Isn't this why when you yell fire more people will respond than if you yell rape?

The biggest factor effecting my action or lack there of is: "The type of action required in an emergency differs from situation to situation". If I think I can have a positive impact then I usually get involved. If it's something I know nothing about or don't believe I can impact then I'm less inclined to get involved (kind of like me lurking on this site). Historically: lady having a seizure - acted, loose dog in traffic - acted, man making physical threats to others with a pool cue - no action.
I don't have an anger problem, I have an idiot problem.
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RE: The Bystander Effect & the Diffusion of Responsibility - by brewer - July 15, 2015 at 9:55 pm

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