The Bystander Effect
Fostering Proactive Leadership in Emergency Management
The Bystander Effect: Fostering Proactive Leadership in Emergency Management
By Daniel Scott
The Bystander Effect, a psychological phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help in the presence of others, presents significant challenges in emergency management. This tendency to defer action under the assumption that "someone else will step in"…
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