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Nitric oxide and epinephrine
Behavioral Models
Theoretical frameworks that explain and predict behaviors by analyzing the interaction between individuals and their environment.
Benefits
The advantages or positive outcomes gained from a particular situation, action, or policy.
Kitty Genovese
A case that became a symbol of urban apathy, surrounding the murder of a woman in New York in 1964, famously cited in discussions of the bystander effect.
Diffusion of Responsibility
The process wherein a bystander does not take action (e.g., in an emergency situation) because there are other bystanders who share the responsibility for intervening.
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