The Bystander Effect Refers to the Tendency for

question 9

Multiple Choice

The bystander effect refers to the tendency for

• A) a greater number of bystanders to increase the probability that a victim will receive help.
• B) a greater number of bystanders to reduce the probability that a victim will receive help.
• C) bystander helping to be motivated more by egoistic concerns than altruistic ones.
• D) bystander helping to be motivated more by altruistic concerns than egoistic ones.

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Definitions:

Country-of-Origin Effects

The influence that the country where a product is produced has on consumers' perceptions and attitudes towards the product.

Decision-Making Heuristic

Cognitive shortcuts or rules of thumb that simplify decision-making processes, often used under conditions of uncertainty.

Consumer Decision-Making

The process by which consumers identify their needs, gather information, evaluate alternatives, and make purchases.

Country of Origin

The country where a product has been manufactured or produced, often influencing consumer perceptions and purchasing decisions.