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Why Do We Help? Pro Social Behavior

When We Don’t Help…. The Bystander Effect Consider the power of the situation

James Bulger- Age 2 Abducted from London Shopping Mall February, 1993 Two ten-year-old boys Brutalized James before killing him The Liverpool 38

New York City Kitty Genovese Ignacio Mendez Hugo Tale Yax

What does the research tell us? John Darley & Bibb Latane Parable of the Good Samaritan Student in “trouble” Smoke seeping into the room

Bystander Intervention…. Notice Define as Emergency Take personal responsibility Act

Bystander Intervention Model Notice Define as emergency Take responsibility Select (and be capable of) a course of action and then act