Stanford Prison Experiment and Bystander Effect

Stanford Prison Experiment and Bystander Effect

Introduction

The side effect is a psychosocial phenomenon that people tend to be less help in an emergency situation when other people are present. The probability that the support is inversely proportional to the number of spectators. However, if anyone thinks this is silly and would rather be docked in the city center in broad daylight in a dark alley at midnight, you'll think twice. Moreover, when a say that crime occur in Washington than it is likely to have bystander effect when they are crossing by it and you witness it ...