Kitty Genovese Bystander Effect
Witness the chilling bystander effect in action as we delve into the mysterious case of Kitty Genovese.
About this Rabbit Hole
Ever wondered why people sometimes stand by and do nothing in the face of danger? Dive into the rabbit hole of the Kitty Genovese Bystander Effect and explore the chilling murder that changed psychology forever. Uncover the unsettling truth about why 38 witnesses did nothing to help Kitty as she was brutally attacked. From the impact of social influence to the diffusion of responsibility, these videos will shed light on the complex factors at play in moments of crisis. Watch in order or skip around each video adds a new layer to this fascinating case.
Videos in this Rabbit Hole
The Murder That Changed Psychology Kitty Genovese & The Bystander Effect
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Watching this video made me question whether I would be the hero or the bystander in a crisis. Kitty Genovese's story is a chilling reminder of the power of apathy in a crowd.
The Bystander Effect: Why No One Helped Kitty Genovese | Human Psychology Explained
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It's wild how our brains can convince us to just casually walk by someone being attacked. Makes you wonder what other messed up stuff we're capable of when we're in a crowd.
The Kitty Genovese Murder: The Bystander Effect Exposed
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So apparently if you scream for help in New York City, you might just get crickets. Or at least that's what this chilling case and psychology lesson seem to suggest. Yikes.
What Is The Kitty Genovese Case: The Truth About The Bystander Effect
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So apparently, if you scream for help in New York City, you might just get ignored by 38 of your closest neighbors. Good to know.
The Kitty Genovese Case: 38 Witnesses, Nobody Helped | The Bystander Effect Explained
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38 witnesses, huh? I can barely get 3 people to help me move a couch. The bystander effect is wild.
Bystander Effect EXPLAINED: Kitty Genovese Case: Why People Donβt Act and Help in Emergencies
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Just watched this and now I'm rethinking my entire existence. The bystander effect is like a messed up game of hot potato where no one wants to be left holding the bag. Mind. Blown.
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