The Situation of Not Helping
Posted by The Situationist Staff on October 21, 2012
From Youtube:
A man tries to help a woman being attacked, but instead he is stabbed and left to die in the streets of New York. As Paul Johnson reports, over 20 people pass the dying man and do nothing to help. A look at the various cases in the U.S. and Canada where bystanders could have saved people but chose to look the other way.
In the video below, Situationist Contributor, Philip Zimbardo describes the bystander effect and introduces an excellent series of demonstrations of the effect.
Related Situationist posts:
- The Situation of Penn State Bystanders
- The Bystander Effect at Penn State
- Bystanders in Child Abductions
- The Situation of Bystanders,
- The Situation of Gang Rape,
- The Situation of Helping,
- The Situational Effect of Groups,
- The Positive Situation of Crowds,
- The Situation of Helping,
- Solomon Asch’s Famous Compliance Experiment
- The Situation of Bullying
- The Situation of Hazing, Torture, Gender, and Tears, and
- Journalists as Social Psychologists & Social Psychologists as Entertainers.
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