A variant on this effect was observed in a rope-pulling experiment conducted by Max Ringelmann.
A variant on this effect was observed in a rope-pulling experiment conducted by Max Ringelmann. This effect was first demonstrated in 1968 by Darley and Latane. In one experiment on this effect, participants completed questionnaires while a room filled with smoke. This effect's causes include [*] pluralistic ignorance, deference to qualified authority, and diffusion of responsibility. Good Samaritan laws combat this effect, which was observed during Winton Moseley's murder of Kitty Genovese. For 10 points, identify this psychological effect that results in a reduced likelihood of one person helping another when in a group of observers.
A variant on this effect was observed in a rope-pulling experiment conducted by Max Ringelmann.
{bystander} effect [accept “{Kitty Genovese syndrome}” before “{Genovese}”]