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The shocking murder of Kitty Genovese in 1964 raised crucial questions in social psychology regarding bystander intervention. Despite her cries for help, numerous witnesses failed to act, prompting researchers to explore the phenomenon of bystander apathy—the reluctance to intervene in emergencies when others are present. This tragic event not only highlighted the dangers of social indifference but also sparked extensive studies into human behavior, leading to a deeper understanding of group dynamics and the factors influencing the decision to help or remain passive in critical situations.
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