1. Alturism
This is a prime example of what Psychologists refer to as the bystander effect. This involves the non-intervention of bystanders in a critical instance such as injuries, emergencies, or something so minor such as not helping an elderly woman up from a fall. ... Psychologists refer to the bystander effect when trying to find evidence that will refute what might appear to be of altruistic behaviour. ... By using such theories as the cost-benefit analysis of the social exchange theory, the diffusion of responsibility of the bystander effect, and the theory of universal egoism I have believe th...
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