Social Psychologists Explain "Bystander Apathy" in Terms of the "Diffusion

question 95

Multiple Choice

Social psychologists explain "bystander apathy" in terms of the "diffusion of responsibility" felt by people. By this they mean that:

• A) as children, adults have learned not to meddle in other people's business.
• B) the blame for apathetic behaviour is best placed on the shoulders of society in general.
• C) when others are available, people will often assume that someone else will help or should help.
• D) in emergency situations, people become emotional and should not be held accountable for their lack of action.

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Understand different sampling techniques and their application in research.

Understand the concepts of experimental design and its types.

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