By 1980, About Four Dozen Studies of Bystander Non-Intervention Involving

question 9

Multiple Choice

By 1980, about four dozen studies of bystander non-intervention involving nearly 6,000 people showed that bystanders were most likely to offer help if they were

• A) alone.
• B) female.
• C) self-forgetful.
• D) part of a group.

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Definitions:

Traditional Counseling

A form of therapy involving conversations with a trained professional to address emotional and psychological challenges.

Disequilibrium

An imbalance or lack of stability in a physical, psychological, or economic system.

Mental Illness

Various mental disorders that impact emotional state, thought processes, and conduct.

Self-Injury

The act of deliberately harming one's own body as a way to cope with emotional distress, without suicidal intent.