Research by Fischer and Others (2011)indicates That in Dangerous Situations

question 120

Multiple Choice

Research by Fischer and others (2011) indicates that in dangerous situations, the bystander effect is

• A) stronger than in non-dangerous situations.
• B) weaker than in non-dangerous situations.
• C) stronger in mixed-gender situations.
• D) weaker in mixed-gender situations.

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Definitions:

Negative Emotion

An affective state characterized by feelings of sadness, anger, or fear.

Piagetian

Pertaining to the theories of cognitive development proposed by Jean Piaget, emphasizing stages of children's intellectual growth and how they understand the world.

Behaviorist

A psychologist or scientist who studies and applies behaviorism, a theory that all behaviors are learned through interaction with the environment.

Stress Hormones

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