The Bystander Effect Refers to the Finding That

question 42

Multiple Choice

The bystander effect refers to the finding that

• A) bystanders are likely to help if costs are low.
• B) the greater the number of bystanders, the less likely individuals are to help.
• C) bystanders will be more likely to help when they feel they are competent to do so.
• D) witnesses to an emergency are more likely to help victims similar to them.
• E) people in crowds are distracted, so they don't interpret emergencies correctly.

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