The multiplicity of numbers may mislead us because we think it is not urgent and we feel no responsibility. In addition, factors such as gender, outfit, location and time of the person to be assisted can have an impact on the spectator effect and responsibility sharing.
In the event that the audience in the crowd recognizes each other or feels an affinity for social status, the possibility of interfering with the problem increases.
Or one thinks that someone who is more dominant than the subject can undertake it, and that he is not competent and competent for the intervention. Thus, the sense of responsibility on his / her own is reduced and therefore he / she chooses to remain unresponsive.
Because everyone is in the same logic, it doesn't work easily. Second, the person is unresponsive because he cannot decide whether the situation is serious or not. He doesn't want to be ashamed if he intervenes and if the situation doesn't come out as serious.
For this reason, the fact that the majority does not help can lead to the pressure on the person to help and to obey the general. So we decide what we should do by looking at the behavior of others.
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