Milgram suggested that bystanders tend not get involved in crisis situations due to…

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Milgram's research demonstrated the power of social norms in influencing behavior, and he suggested that one of the reasons bystanders do not get involved in crisis situations is due to a norm of noninvolvement or a belief that it is not their responsibility to intervene. This can be seen in the classic example of the Kitty Genovese case, where numerous bystanders failed to intervene or call the police during her murder.

Milgram Suggested That Bystanders Tend Not Get Involved in Crisis