Summary
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Bystander intervention and diffusion of responsibility are two terms that are explained in depth in this documentary. Studies have shown that when there are a greater amount of witnesses to an emergency the less likely people will offer to help. We explore the historical background, the psychological experiments, and the five-step helping process for why this happens. Also, learn how to react if you are in an emergency situation, whether or not you are the victim or bystander.
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Chapter 1: Intro: Bystander Intervention Effect and Diffusion of Responsibility
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Chapter 2: Historical Background
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Chapter 3: Classic Psychological Experiments
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Chapter 4: Pluralistic Ignorance and Diffusion of Responsibility
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Chapter 5: Five-Step Helping Process
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Chapter 6: Step One: Noticing Something's Wrong
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Chapter 7: Step Two: Interpret As An Emergency
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Chapter 8: Step Three: Assume Responsibility
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Chapter 9: Step Four: Know How To Help
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Chapter 10: Step Five: Provide Help
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Chapter 11: Conclusion
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