The Bystander Effect

[TheBabyDawg]

That last 'incident' is a bit silly. He falls like he collapsed but then is like "Op! Just fell with me papers!"... I think the guy in red thought the same thing.

[JmdMagic]

You know what? I might just do this experiment.

...I mean, like, an experiment that might actually elicit a reaction.

[MrCrunchy29]

OH NO!! Pick up his papers before he goes into anaphylactic shock and dies and does us all a favour, ffs

[jewelzqueen]

idk about helping pick up papers..you dont need 20 ppl helping you pick up 5 pieces of paper....i think the experiment of child kidnapping bystander test in broad daylight is way more serious than this.just saying.

[darkshad109]

ABC's "What would you do" cover bystander much better with real experiments, I wouldn't help a dude with 5 papers, and I wouldn't expect any help in return.

[TheRushingWind]

@darkshad109 ABC are also vile, lying, child-molester loving cunts

[darkshad109]

@TheRushingWind But they still cover the bystander effect better regardless.

[Oobers9532]

This is a crap experiment. A grown man can pick up a piece of paper by himself.

[TheLethaxx]

@Oobers9532 i wouldnt say it was crap, it shows discrimination and proves this by what you said

[AbaGootu]

Weak experiment. A grown man should pick up his own papers.

[natedaug1]

The bystander effect also has to do with conformity. We are constantly taking our cues from others. To be outside the group, is too much for most of us.

[67CTA14710V]

seems people are quite willing to help in most of these situations

[YOpollitapollo]

very cool video