The Greater the Number of People Present When Someone Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

The greater the number of people present when someone is in distress, the less likely any one individual is to help. This phenomenon is called the _____ effect.

• A)"not my problem"
• B)hindsight
• C)"Golden Rule"
• D)bystander effect

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Definitions:

Faulty Thinking

Patterns of thought that are typically negative and irrational, often leading to inaccurate conclusions or emotional distress.

Distorted Perceptions

Instances where one's understanding or interpretation of sensory information does not accurately reflect reality.

Manipulative

Characterized by the skillful handling, controlling, or influencing of others in a clever or unscrupulous way.

Identity

The distinct personality of an individual regarded as a persisting entity; one's sense of self, defined by personal, social, and sometimes cultural dimensions.