When You See Something, Will You Say Something?
When You See Something, Will You Say Something?
Special | 26mVideo has Closed Captions
Learn to identify the suspicious behaviors related to potential terrorist activity.
Getting ordinary people to report suspicious behavior is difficult. Our brains are wired to conserve energy, creating issues like “bystander bias” and “narrative fallacy.” Find out how issues like these as well as general risk aversion play into why we don’t take action ourselves, even when we really should. Plus, learn to identify the suspicious behaviors related to potential terrorist activity.
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When You See Something, Will You Say Something? is a local public television program presented by CPTV
When You See Something, Will You Say Something?
When You See Something, Will You Say Something?
Special | 26mVideo has Closed Captions
Getting ordinary people to report suspicious behavior is difficult. Our brains are wired to conserve energy, creating issues like “bystander bias” and “narrative fallacy.” Find out how issues like these as well as general risk aversion play into why we don’t take action ourselves, even when we really should. Plus, learn to identify the suspicious behaviors related to potential terrorist activity.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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