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    bad behavior. Even if a person with strong beliefs and morals is put into a difficult and unexpected situation‚ they may completely and unwillingly disregard their beliefs and morals and act accordingly‚ or not at all. Around lots of people‚ when bystander apathy or diffusion of responsibility is present‚ the individual may be affected by it as well. In Night‚ Elie knew that his father was “on the brink of death‚ and yet [he] still abandoned him” (Wiesel 11). Elie had prayed to the “God in whom [he]

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    .Many of us have experienced the frightening position of being a bystander‚ whether we were witnessing a fight in school‚ or a crime out on the streets. However‚ Most of us are unaware of how to respond to what we have seen. Is it our duty to intervene? Or keep to ourselves? Although it may seem the situation is none of your business‚ when not intervening you are actually becoming part of the problem and are just as guilty as the bully or criminal. However direct intervention isn’t always the solution

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    Vermont’s duty to rescue statute poses greater demands on the bystander than the Massachusetts statute does. Vermont’s statute suggests the direct intervention of the bystander to try and diffuse the situation‚ whereas Massachusetts indicates that the minimal action the bystander must take is alert the proper authorities to handle the situation. I feel that requiring citizens to directly intervene could be problematic. In theory a bystander could in fact not know how to handle any situation that could

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    This must leave a person unprepared for potential risks or obstacles that occur without any notice. In “The Bystander Effect‚” Dorothy Barkin explains how the psychological factors‚ which are unknown to many people‚ play in the behavior of people when faced with emergencies. The two main factors that should be addressed are level of ambiguity and moral diffusion. In Martin Gansburg’s essay “Thirty-Eight Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police‚” he gives an account of a senseless death that could have

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    Bad Behavior Human behavior at times can be unusual and unacceptable. The behavior of people is influenced by their attitude‚ emotions‚ authority‚ and genetics. Behavior is the way a person reacts to different situations. A person’s behavior can be affected by many things‚ such as change of situation or even medical conditions. Every human being has different behavior. A number of human behaviors may lead to other people being affected. At times people do certain behaviors without even realizing

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    ’Reporting Observed Crime: The Righteous Thing To Do?’ In the past‚ it has been common for people who have witnessed a crime to be unwilling to intervene and report it. Is this a simple coincidence or is there more to it? Based on actual events that have occurred in reports historically‚ it has been proven to be more than just a mere coincidence. For instance‚ there was a case of an actual crime that occurred in Richmond‚ California in 2009. A young 15 year old girl was beaten and raped by several

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    Defects in Societal Roles In the book Chronicles of a Death Foretold‚ Gabriel Marquez manipulates his characters in a systematic fashion that unveil the universal occurrence of societal pressure that forces categorized people into specific classes. An important element Marquez often alludes to is the abstract notion of honor‚ which holds a relatively high importance to those tied designated to the male gender in Latin America. On the other side of the spectrum‚ marianismo is the idealized female

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    Five paragraph essay – Faith Is it possible to worship and believe in a thing so much that you would go out in the middle of winter and camp on a roof for it? According to this short story it apparently is‚ but that is not what I will be focusing on this essay. Faith is a short story that revolts around the idea of how a single human being can come into your life‚ and change it forever. In this essay I am going to focus on how Brian’s commitment and faith in the football team‚ intrigues and changes

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    what if you were put in the position to defend someone. Would you do it? Most people’s initial response would be: “Yes! Of course!” But are you willing to get involved and possibly take the risk of being accused? Taking a second guess? I believe bystanders have an obligation to get involved in whatever case comes up in the safest possible manner. As an example‚ I will be using the cases of Shanda Sharer. Shanda was a girl being tortured by four other girls her age‚ at first. Two of the girls‚ Lawrence

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    crossed the minds of most Americans at one time in their life‚ and continues to plague the country. Should I help or should I just walk away? What I am referring to is something psychologists have named the Bystander Effect. According to the Penguin Dictionary of Psychology‚ the bystander effect is defined as such: the more people present when help is needed‚ the less likely any of them is to provide assistance (2001). At first glance this definition seems a bit backwards. Common sense leads

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