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                <p class="mb-2">Is there a way to just unlock the whole textbook without them looking at the quiz until I assign it?&nbsp; &nbsp; </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Dear Srredhar, Yes, it would be fine to write about any of those.&nbsp; </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Fab thank you! </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Sorry, I assumed as it was in this chapter of the textbook (above) we could use it for sociocultural explanations, but I understand why it links better to by-standerism. Thank you &nbsp; </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Hi John, Good morning - for the Below Question - Explain Social Identity Theory with reference to one example - &nbsp; Can student write example of 1. American and Chez &nbsp; 2. can they write study of German brothers divided Adidas and Puma &nbsp;...</p>
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                <p class="mb-2">I think that Shotland and Straw is more about factors that influence bystanderism, and not origins of (explanations for) prosocial behavior. </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Thanks Laura. This means we can use the same studies (Levine 2005 and Shotland and Straw) for both Sociocultural explanation of Pro-social Behaviour and 2 factors that influence By-standerism? </p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Hi, Jo, There is no official guidance on how many studies are necessary. &nbsp;The most typical trend is three for and two against or challenging a position. &nbsp;However, there is no requirement of a true counterargument, so having two "against"...</p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Dear Victoria Yes, this study provides another explanation, rather than the number of bystanders and diffusion of responsibility. Instead, it suggests that the interpretation of the situation is the largest influence on the...</p>
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                <p class="mb-2">Thanks John. Could you also use Shotland and Straw for By-standerism in Human Relationships? We use this study as a sociocultural explanation of 'prosocial behaviour' but could we also use it for Bystanderism? Thank you </p>
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