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Sunday, October 7, 2007
The Bystander Effect Appendix D
The likelihood of bystander intervention decreases when people are in a hurry.
Figure 2.
People are more likely to help when they are not in a hurry (Gilovich, Keltner & Nisbett, 2006).
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Im 19, and in my second year studying psychology and law at the university of canberra. I was originally born in Melbourne, but moved to Western Australia at a young age. After completing yr 12 I moved to Canberra to start University.
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Have you ever been in a situation where you have thought 'Someone else will report it?'
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