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Bystander Effect: Autism May Make People More Immune to Phenomenon

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Survey suggests individuals with autism may not be quite as susceptible to the bystander effect. People with autism spectrum disorder ( ASD) might be less easily influenced by the social norms that would keep others from stepping up. Results implied that employees with ASD would be more likely to report practices they regarded as inefficient.

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Bystander Effect: Autism May Make People More Immune to Phenomenon

Good as our intentions might be, few of us feel inclined to take initiative in a crisis while other capable do-gooders are nearby.

9 months ago·Australia

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