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When on camera, passive onlooker comes to the rescue

bystander effect
Door prof. dr. Jan-Willem van Prooijen | 22 april 2015

"When many bystanders are present during an emergency, people intervene less often and less quickly than when they are the only witness."
This phenomenon is also referred to as the passive bystander effect or the . However, when people are made aware of their public presence in a busy social environment, for example through the presence of CCTV, they are more likely to offer their help. Reputation appears to be an important factor in the .
(This Factsheet is only available in Dutch.)

prof. dr. Jan-Willem van Prooijen

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