3D Animation Offers Clues to Violence and 'Bystander Effect'.
In real life we all dread witnessing a scene like this. And research shows the more people in the vicinity the less likely it is anyone will intervene. Known as the 'bystander effect', it's a phenomenon that has intrigued behavioural psychologists for decades. But it's been notoriously difficult to study...until now. Researchers from Bournemouth University and University College London believe their interactive animation can help.
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