According to Darley and Latané,the Decision-Making Process Necessary for Bystander

question 83

Multiple Choice

According to Darley and Latané,the decision-making process necessary for bystander intervention in an emergency situation requires

• A) recognizing a shared predicament,and identifying a superordinate goal.
• B) an increase in self-awareness and the recognition of personal responsibility.
• C) learning the social responsibility norm,and application of the norm to the situation at hand.
• D) noticing an incident,interpreting the incident as an emergency,and assuming responsibility for helping.

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