Empathic mediation of helping¶
Coke, J. S., Batson, C. D., & McDavis, K. (1978). Empathic mediation of helping: A two-stage model. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 36(7), 752-766.
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- Bystander Effect
- It factors a seemingly-irrational social outcome into three tractable sub-mechanisms that can be intervened on separately: address diffusion with explicit responsibility assignment, address pluralistic ignorance with clear cues, address evaluation apprehension with psychological safety.
This sourceExperimentally manipulated empathic emotion increases helping; an individualized empathy/perspective cue counteracts diffusion.
- It factors a seemingly-irrational social outcome into three tractable sub-mechanisms that can be intervened on separately: address diffusion with explicit responsibility assignment, address pluralistic ignorance with clear cues, address evaluation apprehension with psychological safety.
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