05 August 2005

"Help me, help me." But no one did'

This is a really interesting case study that encourages us to reflect on the social psychology of helping or blanking. What makes the difference?
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | 'I kept saying, "Help me, help me." But no one did'
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