Pro-antisocial behaviour

Brad stole a bike from his local school. He did not feel guilty at all. He is demonstrating a

• lack of responsibility

• lack of empathy

• the bystander effect

• social responsibility norm

Personal factors impacting helping behaviour include:

• competence, mood and empathy

• social responsibility norm and empathy

• empathy and reciprocity norm

• noticing the situation and empathy

Which of the following is a personal factor predisposing the individual to help?

• social responsibility to norm

• good mood

• interpreting the situation

• the bystander effect

You're more likely to help your friend in maths if you...

• have a sense of empathy

• perceive yourself to be a competent teacher or good at maths

• notice that they need help

• all of the above

Behaviour that involves being purposely helpful to another individual is classified as

• helping

• pro-social behaviour

• anti-social behaviour

• social skills

Social norms are

• principles that govern what people do social situations.

• dispositional factors affecting the individual

• showing an understanding how someone feels

• knowing that help comes to people who give it

Which of the following is not a situational factor influencing helping behaviour?

• noticing the situation

• interpreting the situation

• environment of the situation

• taking responsibility for helping

The tendency for individuals to be less likely to help when bystanders are present is called...

• interpreting the situation

• conformity

• bystander effect

• situational factors

The reciprocity norm prescribes that

• we should help others even if they don't help us

• we shouldn't help others

• we should help others who help us

• we should help others who need help

When people don't feel they need to help because there are others around.

• Diffusion of responsibility
• Bystanderism
• Prosocial behaviour
• Misinformation effect