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    by not one or two people but by Thirty eight. These thirty eight people did nothing to stop the murder and rape of Catherine Genovese. According to Slater, John Darley, and Bibb Latane these thirty eight witnesses did nothing because of the bystander effect. This chapter of Slater’s book…

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    inform those involved of the legalities consistent with the emergency management field. Attorneys are ethically bound to represent their clients zealously. “This means that society in general is less important than the client’s best interest, so the effect of representation on the client is the lawyer’s main focus” (Nicholson, W. C., 2008, p. 81-82). This knowledge is simply understanding there can be a right and wrong side to every story, however, having an attorney on the department’s side…

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    Group Size And Willingness

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    Group Size And Willingness To Help Many experiments conducted in the past suggest that group size inversely correlates with the likelihood of an individual to give aide. This could be attributed to diffusion of responsibility. Simply put, diffusion of responsibility is when in a group, an individual feels less inclined either socially or morally to give help to someone in need. Many people have conducted experiments revolving around this happening of diffusion of responsibility,John Darley,…

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    The Ripple Effect

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    A ripple effect is when an event or an action continues to happen, when thinking about sexual harassment, this is something that happens often. In most scenarios sexual harassment comes first, followed by sexual assault and/or rape. Although many people think that sexual assault and rape are the same concept, they are not. Sexual assault includes unwanted sexual contact; rape includes unwanted penetration. All of these actions are wrong, but all of these actions unfortunately happen. The…

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    “Thou shalt not be a victim, thou shalt not be a perpetrator, but, above all, thou shalt not be a bystander,” this means when immoral events happen in the world people need to tell others and stop them rather than stand there and watch the events take place (Skog 57). During the Holocaust, people were taken as prisoners, and the doctors conducted unethical experiments on them rather than treating them. Many people died throughout the Holocaust because of these complex trials. Regular people…

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    Kitty Genovese Experiment

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    anyone was looking. After helping the lady from the fall I looked at my surrounding and seen many bystanders just watching with no reaction to help, at that moment it was like this experiment others didn’t feel obligated to speak up or take action. A person is ess likley to take resposibilityfor an action due to others being present in a situation, which leads to diffusion of resposibility. Bystanders are an example of pluristic ignorance and they assume that if others are not reacting or…

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    Kitty Genovese Murder

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    It was 3 AM in New York City and this is the time when the brutal killing of Kitty Genovese. I believe that if her neighbors did not just watch and listen to her cries but if they have called the police i believe that kitty genovese would have been still alive. Kitty Genovese was murdered by a crazed man by the name of Winston Moseley. They say it took 2.5 Minutes for the police to get their and the murder had happen in a time span of 30 minutes and in those 30 minutes the killer had been drawn…

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    quite a bit of a stir. It was a social experiment dealing with public domestic violence. When the male actor was publicly abusing the female actress, many male bystanders stepped in to stop the abuse; some even got into physical fights with the actor in order to protect the actress’s honor. However, when the roles were reversed, not one bystander stepped in to help the actor. He was being actively abused, even as far as having his head banged against the windows of stores and being thrown to…

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    Violence and crime in this world now a days are through the roof of the tallest building to stand on this earth. People are scared to help as in bystanders to the crime being committed. Some might be nervous to help the victim or victims because of law enforcement retaliation, or just do not want to help. Bystanders should have the right to safely intervene in crimes they see! For the first example, a woman was gang raped on spring break in Panama City at the beach (AL 04). According to…

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    Albert Einstein, a theoretical physicist, once said, “The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don’t do anything about it.” In society there are many bystanders of bullying. Many people say the bystanders are as harmful as the bullies. This is shown through the words of Shirley Jackson in the story “The Possibility of Evil”. The main character, Adela Strangeworth, tries to make the town she lives in the perfect place. She does…

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