Common-ion effect

Bystander Apathy and Effect The bystander effect, bystander effect is a social psychological that refers to a case where people do not offer any help to those who need it or to a victim when other people are around. Most of the time when other people see someone in a situation where they need help, they try to stay away. The bystanders most of the time don't want to be mixed up in the same thing as the victim is. Most of the time the more bystanders, the possibility of anyone helping drops.…

THe biggest challenge they faced weas in the skin. The skin needed to look as close to photo realistic as they could get to make the charachters belivable. The technology they used to create this is called sub surface scattering. This causes the effect of the skin beight slightly translucent meaning some of the light shines through. This caused the orcs to feel alive and futher add to that belivablilty factor. sssss…

The Flynn Effect refers to an experiment named after researcher James Flynn in reference to the IQ scores increasing in some population´s human intelligence thru generations. The Flynn Effect goes against intelligence as being natural, stressing the IQ tests can´t really measure intelligence, but some traits are being interrelated with it. As an example, the Flynn Effect, shows that IQ scores today are increased when comparing those from grandparents when being children. The Flynn Effect deals…

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,…

In 1935, John Ridley Stroop discovered the Stroop Effect. It is an experiment based on the amount of time it takes to identify the color of words that are printed on paper. The attempt to identify the color in which the words are printed takes an extended amount of time when the colored word contrasts from the color of the ink rather than when the colored word is identical to the ink color it is printed in. This is also known as “interference.” Humans are so talented at reading that they can…

misleading information after they have completed a cognitive interview, or CI where certain techniques are employed to elicit more accurate details in memory. This is an important point of research because the extensive literature on the misinformation effect shows that witnesses who have been exposed to misinformation may recall these misleading details during later testimony (Rivard, Lapaglia, Wilford, Chan, Fisher, 2013). Past research has indicated that taking an initial memory test can…

Have you ever sat in a garden, just watching all the bystanders around you? Maybe you are glazing at the flowers, or even the grass. Then, something magical occurs a butterfly lands as if it just traveled the world. There are many ways you can look at this photograph. The enchantment of this photo can be look at by color, the meaning, and what this photo symbolizes. First, the meaning of this picture can spark different thoughts in your mind. For example, maybe you are thinking of yourself or…

images of a different animal, and the neutral condition was images of nature. The goal was to label the animal listed in the word box that was in the middle of the image. After the experiment was performed, it was found that there was an interference effect when comparing the time it took to complete both conditions. These results conclude that conflicting images do interfere with the process of reading a word. Striking images may in fact distract the subject and halt their reading process.…

" The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything"- Albert Einstein. Being a bully and being a bystander have some similarities and differences. Some of the similarities are they both feel guilty, cause the target to feel pain, and face consequence. Some of the differences are the bystander encourages the hand the bully might be the cause of suicide. Which is worse a bully or a bystander? A bystander is worse because they feel guilty,…

often see things happen and do nothing thinking that others will help. Hopefully being aware of such a thing called the bystander effect, will help people be aware and help them take the initiative to help when they see something is wrong. Does the number of people in an emergency influence helping? According to Garcia, Weaver, Moskowitz, and Darley (2002) the bystander effect is when “a person who faces a situation of another person in distress but does so with the knowledge that others are…