Latane and Darley's (1968) Cognitive Model of Bystander Intervention Proposed

question 28

Multiple Choice

Latane and Darley's (1968) cognitive model of bystander intervention proposed that:

• A) once the person thinks they might help other influences are irrelevant.
• B) the major predictor for a person's helping behaviour is the person's values.
• C) there are considerable differences in people's abilities to empathise with a victim.
• D) a person's helping behaviour depends on a series of decisions.

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Definitions:

Immune Response

A complex biological reaction of the body against pathogens, such as bacteria and viruses, involving specialized cells and antibodies to protect against infection and disease.

Pre-T Cells

Immature T cells that are in the process of developing their specificity and functionality in the thymus.

Pre-B Cells

Immature B cells undergoing maturation in the bone marrow, important for the adaptive immune system.

Negative Selection

A process in immunology where self-reactive T or B cells are eliminated during development, preventing autoimmune diseases.