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The next time you see someone needing help, observe your surroundings. Look to see if the bystander effect is in action and take measures to make sure the person gets help. If you aren't able to help, notify an adult or authority figure that can.
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If you see someone in need of help, take a moment to assess the situation. Look around and see if there are other people present who are just standing around and not taking any action. This is the bystander effect in action. Show more…
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