Where is the apathetic bystander? Situational characteristics of the emergency.

Keywords

Bystander effect, Psychology, Situational ethics, Social psychology, Helping behavior

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• Ethical judgments of deception in psychological researchPaul L. Ascheman — 2013
• Non-Traditional Teaching Methods for Emergency Care Education: Student PerceptionsSteven R. Hawks, Steven L. Peck — 1992
• Gränsöverbryggarna och de oorganiserade frivilliga Olycksplatsen som mötesplatsRoine Johansson — 2009
• The development, measurement and implementation of a bystander intervention strategy : a field study on workplace verbal bullying in a large UK organisationLynn Niamh Sander Lansbury — 2014
• A classmate in distress: schoolchildren as bystanders and their reasons for how they actRobert Thornberg — 2007
• A Duty to Rescue: The Good, the Bad and the Indifferent—The Bystander's DilemmaClaire Elaine Radcliffe — 1986
• Zachowania prospołeczne jako źródło przyjęcia odpowiedzialności za usługodawcęGrażyna Bartkowiak — 2012
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• Why Higher Real Wages May Reduce Altruism for the PoorJohn B. Horowitz — 2002
• Bystander intervention: The effect of ambiguity of the helping situation and the interpersonal relationship between bystanders@@@援助事態のあいまいさと傍観者間の対人関係性Junji Harada — 1985
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• An educational test of health behavior models in relation to emergency helping.Steven R. Hawks, Steven L. Peck, Karen Vail‐Smith — 1992

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