Research on the Bystander Intervention Effect Using a Smoke-Filled Room

question 20

Multiple Choice

Research on the bystander intervention effect using a smoke-filled room revealed that most people:

• A) surrounded by apathetic confederates will fail to seek help in an emergency.
• B) who are by themselves will not seek help in an emergency.
• C) who are in the company of apathetic confederates will seek help in an emergency.
• D) sought help when they began to show physical symptoms to the smoke.

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