With regard to large-scale catastrophes such as Hurricane Katrina, the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11/01, and the Indonesia tsunami, what happens to the bystander effect?

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The bystander effect is greatly reduced during large-scale catastrophes because the sense of urgency and responsibility is heightened. People are more likely to respond and help others in these situations.

With Regard to Large-Scale Catastrophes Such as Hurricane Katrina, the Terrorist