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    The bystander effect, or bystander apathy, is a serious issue encountered in today’s society. Bystander apathy is the occasion in which many individuals witness an offense and choose to do nothing about it. Many crimes, including the murder of Catherine “Kitty” Genovese could have been prevented if bystanders had chosen to help instead of standing by and allowing the murder to occur. Even though citizens are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the authorities, bystander apathy…

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    In fact most bully victims are impacted for a life time. When people get bullied at a young age, they are impacted for a lifetime. They always have something eating away at their emotions. The most common effect of bullying is extreme depression. Victims of bullies feel that they are getting bullied because of something that they did. Girls most of the time turn to their appearance as the reason they are getting bullied. This causes them to be depressed and…

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    the age of eight to a few weeks ago at sixteen. In the play, they discuss very real and very important issues to young people in our society. It exposes the lives and inner workings of female social groups, the effects of bullying on children and teens, and the complex roles of bystanders. Braidie belongs to a group of friends made up of Adrienne, the leader, herself, a follower and close friend of Adrienne’s, Amber, another follower, and Sofie, the punching bag. The group has been…

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    Social psychological phenomena are instances of human behavior presented in a social context - with other human beings. Two social psychological phenomena demonstrated in the boy’s behavior in Lord of the Flies are realistic conflict theory and bystander effect, which shows how people are innately evil and selfish with the lack of civilization. Initially, one of the most evident phenomena is the realistic conflict theory. Under this field…

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    decided to tackle awareness bystanders on mental health. The reason my group member’s and I decided to come up with this topic because most people who have a mental illness are in denial. The will not state that are depress but their roommate can notice they always down about something. When searching for information on Eastern Illinois University (EIU) library database about mental health bystanders using EBSCO, only two journal articles came up. One on Evaluation of a Bystander Education…

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    articles and the book Night which relates to or shows empathy. Me and my classmates learned about conflicts in the Holocaust, with the bystander effect, and in the story “The Lottery”. If looking at it in my perspective the Holocaust and the bystander effect can be decreased if only more people…

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    prosociality is common it benefits individuals. When there is emergencies bystanders can be seen as alienated, feeing apathy, and indifferent yet this is due because the presence of other bystanders. Bibb Latane and John Darley was able find his phenomenon in an experiment when staging creative emergencies. This is called bystander effect when an individual is unlikely to assistance in a situation because three or more bystanders that are present. However, when someone becomes helpful in an…

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    would state, the bystander must “notice that something is happening; interpret that event as an emergency; and decide that he[or she] has personal responsibility for intervention.”(par.9). They also use pluralistic ignorance and diffusion of responsibility to explain why the bystander effect occurred as well. To prove these reasons for evoking negligence, Darley, Latané, and Rodin, another psychologist, set up three psychological experiments where they wanted to see how a bystander act in a…

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    positive human qualities. Dehumanization has differing effects on people than we may actually think since we’ve never come into contact with someone who has been necessarily dehumanized. Let’s look at dehumanized Victims. Victims are people that are harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event or action and our event would be the Holocaust, so obviously this would cause some major problems to these victims. Effects of dehumanization is that the person can start…

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    hundreds of students watched and giggled despite the fact that nobody seemed to care to help the poor girl. Can you imagine how her mental health might have been? She had to deal with those horrifying memories. In fact, don't get me wrong some bystanders actually help the ones in harm. Jason Cisneros was just outside his best friend's house when a woman he did not know but cared to help her. Then instantly two gunshots went off. Salguero and her father instantly came outside trying to look for…

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