1. The Bystander Effect
... of intervention, they help support those bystanders of who analyze what is going on during the time of trouble. The motives also depend on what the situation is, such as if the problem had gone too far. The feeling of empathy is one of the emotional reactions that bystanders undergo when they feel awful for the victim. The feeling of fear is another emotion, which bystanders get ... just stand and stare. Others blame the victim, and therefore do not help the victim out. Intervention self-efficacy is where bystanders analyze if they take action, how effective would it be. Typically, the...
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