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Why Nobody Pushed the Button: The Psychology Behind a Subway Tragedy
Why did more than a dozen people walk past Steven McCluskey as he lay trapped in a Boston subway escalator? On the surface it seems to refute the newest research on bystander intervention — Richard Philpot's cross-nation...
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