According to Barkin, Dorothy in "The Bystander Effect" people can acct effectively in emergency situations by understanding the bystander. A lot of situation people needed help, but these situations didn't look serious like a husband and wife yelling at each other, Too many don’t involve because they think that it’s an emergency, and others scare to involve. Involving in emergency situations is a psychological behavior that push people to help others and be more responsible, and to understand these facts, it will help to learn the behavior of helping others in emergency situations. Research find out that a few people involved when a crime happened in a parking lot, and a lot of people ignored the problems. In another situation when a young