Bystander Intervention Flashcards

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What was Cherry’s main point with regard to social experiments?

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Reflect cultural knowledge of the experimenter working in a social context

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What does Francis Cherry demonstrate about Darley and Latane’s explanations in terms of individual and social (dualistic) variables?

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Preoccupation with intellectual frameworks and methodologies which consequently ignored socio-cultural processes

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What experimental notion do critical social psychologists challenge?

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Notion that individual and situational variables can be isolated and operationalised

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Why was it a good point that researchers sought to challenge intra-psychic processes in favour of a social situational explanation?

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Challenged views of apathy and non-caring personal attributes

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What was the view of many mainstream experimental researchers to explain the phenomenon of what happened in the case of the rape and murder of Kitty Genovese?

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Individual characteristics, eg personality and apathy

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What position does Francis Cherry take up within critical social psychology?

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Feminist reflexive position

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What was Darley and Latane’s opposing view relating to the mainstream experimental researchers regarding bystander intervention?

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Situational factors and diffusion of responsibility and blame across the group

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How did Cherry reassess the events through a feminist perspective?

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Broader view of violence, rape, incest, pornography and clitorectomy

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What did Darley and Latane argue about the bystander inaction?

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Rationalised on the basis that some other unseen person has already responded to the situation

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What does Cherry’s work appear to call for?

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Standpoint epistemology

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What experiment was used to test bystander inaction?

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Subject placed alone in a room (one subject pretends to have a seizure)

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From a critical social perspective what does the experimental approach ignore?

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Personal histories, value and moral principles of the society in which they live

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What did Rosenthal note about the Kitty case with regards to the media?

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Black man raped a white woman not reported

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What were the positive points of the bystander inaction experiment?

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Experimenter was viewed favourably (lived human experience)

Challenged intra-psychic processes

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What is Francis Cherry’s main point?

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Researchers have histories, experiences, society and culture hence their theories, methodologies and knowledge reflect these

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Why is reflexivity important to research?

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What oneself brings to the research and how the particular theoretical framework produces a certain type of knowledge

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What did researchers find out about the subject’s lack of response in the bystander inaction experiment and how did the researchers interpret the findings?

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Nervousness and anticipation but not indifference

Interpreted that failure to respond due to emotional conflict

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What did Cherry argue about early experimental approaches?

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Strips away the social and context