Credits to: Manas S., Veer S., Balvinder S.A.

A Work In Progress

Social Consequences of Death

oDrugs

o Isolation

o Ethanol- alcohol intake

Duties of the bereaved o

Work through the grief

Adapt to new life o

Accept the lose

Connect with Deceased

Bystander Apathy - Likelihood that a bystander will act in a certain situation

Diffusion of responsibility

Deserving of help.

Whether they are qualified enough

Connection with the person

Self-perception theory - Develop attitudes based on your behaviours

Out-Group homogeneity - Everyone in an outgroup would have the same

In-Group differentiation - Where people believe that they are different then other people in their group.

Changing Attitudes

Self-perception

Cognitive Dissonance

Persuasive communication

o Elaboration Likelihood model

Stages of Moral Development

Attention/Punishment

Egoistic Exchange

Interpersonal conformity

Social maintenance

Greater Good

Commitment to ethnic principles

Gothmen institutions

Playing it cool

Instinet line • Colonisation

Conversion

Situational withdrawal

Total institutions