Piliavin et al. core study

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A summary of Piliavin et al's (1969) study. For students following the OCR AS-level psychology syllabus.

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  • As much as I think this is a brilliant video, I do see a mistake with the aim. The aim of the study was to investigate factors that would influence the helping behaviour. Factors (5 of them) such as:

    -Race of victim(black or white),

    -Type of victim(drunk or ill)

    -Speed of heling

    -Frequency of helping

    -Race of helper

  • Thank you for your comment. I'm racing through making these videos as quickly as I can so that they're ready for the AS exam next week, so I may have overlooked things!

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  • Heck, these videos are really helpful!

    Thanks, I'll probably be watching these all weekend

    Just a week left to go now

    I wish you the best of luck!

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  • Whats a model? I missed the lesson where they covered this study but I still don't understand it D: I may just be being think :L xx

  • What do they mean by a model?

  • Oh my god, THANK YOU!

    I have looked everywhere on the internet and no website has told me what i want to know.

    You summed everything up in 3 minutes.

    You are a life saver.

    Plus coming on youtube reminded me about the new Fails of the Weak, so double win!

  • Thank you so much for these videos, they're so useful!!

  • Thank you so much!!! These are a great help for me when it comes to revision :) adds another way of learning it! Thanks..

  • My psychology teacher shows us these in lessons!

  • Thanks for your work. This is helpful :)

  • Very helpful videos thanks :)

  • helloo

    thankyou soo much for these videos there really helping =]

    great job thankyou!

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