As the Number of Bystanders' Increases, People Are Less Likely

question 47

Multiple Choice

As the number of bystanders' increases, people are less likely to help someone who is in distress. This suggests that the size of a crowd and helping behaviour are

• A) negatively correlated.
• B) uncorrelated.
• C) positively correlated.
• D) dependent variables.

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