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FALL 2014

FALL 2014. Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Avoid t he Embarrassing Posts. Don’t Ruin Your Reputation. DO SOMETHING!. WHAT WOULD IT TAKE FOR YOU TO DO SOMETHING?. Click on the picture to watch the video. Individual Situational Victim.

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FALL 2014

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  1. FALL 2014 Southern Illinois University Carbondale

  2. Avoid the Embarrassing Posts Don’t Ruin Your Reputation

  3. DO SOMETHING!

  4. WHAT WOULD IT TAKE FOR YOU TODO SOMETHING? Click on the picture to watch the video

  5. Individual • Situational • Victim Which do you think is most important in determining whether someone will help?

  6. The Step UP! Model Latane and Darley, 1970

  7. 1 – Notice the event Awareness Test Click on the picture to watch the video

  8. Ambiguity Conformity • 2 – Interpret it as a problem Click on the picture to watch the video

  9. Diffusion of Responsibility Bystanders assume someone else will do something • 3 – Assume personal responsibility

  10. The phenomenon in which the greater the number of people present, the less likely people are to help a person in distress. When an emergency situation occurs, observers are more likely to take action if there are few or no other witnesses. I always wondered why somebody didn’t do something about it, then I realized I’m that somebody. The Bystander Effect

  11. Bystanders Lift Car Click on the picture to watch the video

  12. Strategies 1. Learn direct and indirect skills. 2. Be prepared. 3. Know resources. • 4 – Know how to help

  13. Snack Man Click on the picture to watch the video

  14. Strategies 1. Carefully consider the situation before taking any action. 2. BE THE FIRST! 3. Create shared and agreed upon standards of behavior & expectations within any group or organization.

  15. Consider the costs of NOT intervening

  16. Perspective Taking

  17. What would you want someone to do for you or for someone you care about?

  18. Obedience to Perceived Authority

  19. The Milgram Experiment

  20. Obedience to Perceived Authority FAMU Hazing Death

  21. The S.E.E. Model

  22. Emergency Helping

  23. Non-Emergency Helping

  24. Value-Based Decisions Is it worth it?

  25. Why People Intervene

  26. DO SOMETHING! • 5 – Step UP!

  27. You are at a party. During the past hour you notice one of your male friends has been talking to a young woman. They seem to be having a good time, but it is clear that the woman has had too much to drink. You see your friend step away and come back with drinks for both of them. A few minutes later you see him put his arm around the young woman and start to lead her upstairs. What do you do? Scenario

  28. Dating/Domestic Violence • What it Can Look Like • How to Step UP! Stalking • What it Can Look Like • How to Step UP! Alcohol • What it Can Look Like • How to Step UP!

  29. So… now that you are part of the Saluki Family… …do what Salukis do best… Step UP!

  30. FALL 2014 Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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