Psychology & Sociology · Mr. Pankow: Social Structure & Inequality

Question

The bystander effect is when individuals ____

Answer

The bystander effect is when individuals feel less inclined to take action because of presence of others in the group
The bystander effect is when individuals feel less inclined to take action because of presence of others in the group

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