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Understanding the Bystander Effect in Workplaces
The bystander effect leads employees to inaction; explore its psychological underpinnings and how to cultivate an active workplace culture.
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−When they believed five other people could also hear, only 31 percent intervened
+When they believed four other people could also hear, only 31 percent intervened
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Corrected the group size; the 31 percent intervention figure corresponds to four other presumed bystanders (a group of six total), not five. Verified already live on the article; also confirmed no leftover instances in faq, excerpt, meta_description, or seo_keywords.
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