The Bystander Effect Suggests That the Likelihood of a Person

question 149

Multiple Choice

The bystander effect suggests that the likelihood of a person helping another person:

• A) increases as the number of bystanders increases.
• B) decreases as the number of bystanders increases.
• C) remains the same regardless of how many other people are around.
• D) depends largely on the personalities of various bystanders.

Understand the methodologies and importance of maintaining high ethical standards in sales.

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Definitions:

Vicarious Conditioning

A process of learning through observing the consequences of another's actions, which then influence the observer's own behavior.

Attitude Polarization

The phenomenon where a disagreement becomes more extreme as the opposing parties continue to consider evidence and arguments.

Open-Minded

Willing to consider different ideas or opinions without prejudice.

Reflecting

The process of thinking deeply or carefully about something, often leading to insights or conclusions based on personal experience or knowledge.