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Bystander Responsibility
This compelling webinar explores the ethical and legal obligations of bystanders in everyday situations: Is it morally or legally wrong to ignore someone in danger? When, if ever, should you intervene when a parent publicly berates a child? Are you obligated to place yourself at risk to save others? Understand the psychological forces behind inaction, including the bystander...
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This compelling webinar explores the ethical and legal obligations of bystanders in everyday situations:
- Is it morally or legally wrong to ignore someone in danger?
- When, if ever, should you intervene when a parent publicly berates a child?
- Are you obligated to place yourself at risk to save others?
- Understand the psychological forces behind inaction, including the bystander effect, and the role empathy plays in ethical decision-making.
Presenter: Rabbi Alexander Coleman, MFT
Director, Institute for Jewish Ethics
CLE CREDIT: 1.0 Ethics