A Bystander May Ultimately Decide Not to Help When Confronted

question 47

Multiple Choice

A bystander may ultimately decide not to help when confronted with an emergency situation if .

• A)the bystander believes the person who needs help is not responsible for the situation
• B)the person who needs help has the same facial expression as the bystander
• C)the bystander likes the person who needs help
• D)the bystander was in a particularly positive mood before encountering the emergency
• E)the bystander fears potential negative consequences of trying to help

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