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:

Internal Personal Factor

An individual's intrinsic traits or characteristics, such as beliefs, values, attitude, and personality, that influence behavior.

Spotlight Effect

The perspective that people are overly concerned with observing one's external behavior and appearance, more so than in reality.

Participants

Individuals who take part or are involved in an activity or event, often referred to in research studies.

Simulated Managerial Work

Activities or exercises designed to mimic the tasks and decisions faced by managers, used for training or research purposes.