Packet 2: Bonus 5

This effect is observed by John Quiñones on the show What Would You Do? For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this effect in which an individual in a large group does not offer help to a person in need.
ANSWER: bystander effect [or bystander apathy; prompt on diffusion of responsibility]
[10h] These two American psychologists studied the bystander effect by introducing an individual in a group to crises such as someone having an epileptic seizure or to smoke filling a room. Name either.
ANSWER: Bibb Latané or John Darley [accept either underlined portion; accept John McConnon Darley in place of John Darley]
[10m] Darley and Latané’s (“LAH-tuh-nay”) work led to the passage of some of these laws. These laws provide legal protection to volunteers that help a person having an emergency, and they are contrasted with “duty to rescue” laws.
ANSWER: Good Samaritan laws
<Social Science - Psychology, Spencer Manning> | VAULT II Packet 02

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