Given Empirical Support for the Bystander Effect (Latané & Darley,1970),all

question 30

Multiple Choice

Given empirical support for the bystander effect (Latané & Darley,1970) ,all things being equal,you would be more likely to get needed assistance were you to have a heart attack

• A)in a crowded courtroom.
• B)in a busy restaurant.
• C)in a hospital waiting room.
• D)at a large convention of cardiologists.
• E)when having a conversation with one other person.

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Contingency Leadership

A theory of leadership that suggests the effectiveness of a leadership style is dependent on the context or situation in which it is applied.

Leader's Behavior

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Forces

Elements or factors that can influence the direction or outcome of actions, events, or processes within organizations or industries.

Autocratically

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