Bystanders Can Influence the Decision to Help in Three Ways

question 8

Multiple Choice

Bystanders can influence the decision to help in three ways.Which of the following is NOT one of them?

• A) by serving as sources of potential help
• B) by serving as sources of information about whether helping is required
• C) by serving as sources of social and normative reactivity
• D) by serving as sources of approval or disapproval of helping action

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