Question

1. what is the bystander effect? *

a. when people are more likely to help in large groups
b. when people ignore problems because they are afraid
c. when people are less likely to help if others are around, assuming someone else will
d. when bullies work together to hurt others

1. what does the phrase \hurt people often hurt people\ mean? *

a. people who are hurt sometimes take their pain out on others
b. only strong people can hurt others
c. everyone gets hurt sometimes
d. people should never admit when they are hurt

Explanation:

1. The bystander effect refers to the phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present. They assume that someone else will take responsibility.
2. The phrase "hurt people often hurt people" implies that those who have experienced pain or harm may, in turn, cause pain to others as a way of coping with their own distress.

Answer:

1. C. When people are less likely to help if others are around, assuming someone else will
2. A. People who are hurt sometimes take their pain out on others