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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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    old Jason Cisneros got shot‚ while trying to protect a woman from an attacker. Maybe this is why so many people won’t try to help others that are in danger‚ bystanders are afraid that if they intervene‚ they’ll get hurt or in trouble for doing the wrong thing or they simply just don’t want to get involved. That’s why I believe the bystander law should be enforced mainly because there will be less robberies less murderers knowing there will be many people watching‚ and person seeing these things occur

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    Bystander Attitudes. A list of 20 prosocial bystander behaviors will be given to participants. Participants will be asked to indicate their level of willingness to engage in that particular prosocial bystander behavior using a five-point Likert scale (where 1 = not willing at all and 5 = extremely willing). A total score on bystander attitudes will be obtained by adding the ratings across the items. Prosocial Personality Orientations. The Prosocial Personality Battery (PSB) will be used to measure

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    Being a bully or a bystander is a bad choice to make in your life. The issue is getting worse every single day. Killing their self‚ cutting their self‚ depressed a lot‚ skipping school‚ taking drugs‚ and mostly 95% of them cry their selves to sleep at night. In my opinion because of Brain Pop‚ I think bystanders are worse than bullies because they just sit there and watch people get hurt. Everyone gets bullied at some point and some age! As you can see‚ Brain pop teaches a lot! Students get bullied

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    These people were loaded on and off these cars like cattle by men working for the Nazi Party. In most definitions‚ the difference between the bystander and a perpetrator is how involved someone is in a specific event. A bystander usually has no intention of causing harm to anyone or thing and is aware of the events happening around them‚ but doesn’t necessarily know how their actions are affecting other people. A perpetrator is one step

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    Intervention 1 RUNNING HEAD: LAW ENFORCEMENT CRISIS INTERVENTION Law Enforcement Crisis Intervention Tishonda Williams Kaplan University CJ 440-01 Professor Morley Tuesday‚ August 6‚ 2013 Intervention 2 A crisis can be described as disruption or breakdown in a person’s normal or usual way of functioning in life‚ when individuals are confronted with problems that cannot be solved. (Caplan‚ G.1961) A crisis cannot be resolved by a person’s customary problem-solving

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    Enduring Issues in Psychology Toni Blake • Which Type of Psychotherapy Is Most Useful? • Psychotherapy should focus on unconscious traumas • Psychotherapy should focus on irrational thought processes • Psychotherapy should focus on an individual’s potential • Psychotherapy should focus on changing • What Is Personality and How Is It Measured? • Unconscious instincts motivate personality • Social feeling motivates personality • A hierarchy of needs motivates personality • Personality

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    business world‚ organizations need to implement effective OD interventions aimed at improving performance at organizational‚ group and individual levels. OD interventions involve respect for people‚ a climate of trust and support‚ shared power‚ open confrontation of issues‚ and the active participation of stakeholders. OD interventions are broader in scope‚ usually affecting the whole organization (socio-technical systems). OD interventions are sponsored by the CEO and supported and “owned” by staff

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    the bystander effect can be used to increase the likelihood of bystander interference during a public emergency. Knowing the thought process of bystanders can also be helpful when in need of assistance. Mr. Cruz can increase his chances of receiving help during a heart attack while at a busy park by going to a less populated area of the park. This will increase his chances of being helped as a result of the bystander effect; the more people present the less likely someone is to help. Bystander effect

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    Kaya 9/16/15 Bystander by James Preller Pages 1-223 Summary: The book Bystander‚ by James Preller‚ is about a boy named Eric Hayes. Eric moves to Bellport‚ Long Island‚ and he starts 7th grade at Bellport Middle School. Eric meets a boy named Griffin‚ as he starts school. Griffin is cool and very popular‚ but always seems to be in trouble. As Eric begins to spend more time with Griffin‚ he realizes that Griffin bullies a kid named David Hallenback. When Eric stands up for David‚ he gets on Griffin’s

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