Negative Emotions in Bystanders Can Increase the Probability of Helping

question 3

Multiple Choice

Negative emotions in bystanders can increase the probability of helping behaviors if the emergency is not ambiguous,________,and ________.

• A)empathy for the person needing help is relatively weak;the helping behaviors are relatively easy to perform
• B)the negative emotions are partially offset by positive emotions;empathy for the person needing help is relatively weak
• C)the helping behaviors are relatively simple,not requiring much thought;the individual who needs help is relatively interesting
• D)the negative emotions are strongly felt;the helping behaviors are relatively uninteresting
• E)the negative emotions are not too intense;the helping behaviors are relatively interesting and satisfying

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