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A common illustration of pluralistic ignorance is the bystander effect: a person in apparent need receives no assistance because passersby infer from
A common illustration of pluralistic ignorance is the bystander effect: a person in apparent need receives no assistance because passersby infer from others’ inaction that help is unnecessary or unwelcome, which in turn discourages action by additional bystanders.
Spiral of silence illustrated[clarification needed]
Spiral of silence illustrated[clarification needed]