Increasing the Number of People Present During an Emergency Tends

question 291

Multiple Choice

Increasing the number of people present during an emergency tends to

• A) increase the likelihood that people will cooperate in rendering assistance.
• B) decrease the empathy that people feel for the victim.
• C) increase the role that social norms governing helping will play.
• D) decrease the likelihood that anyone will help.

Grasp the impact of personal biases and the halo effect on interviewer evaluations.

Recognize the implications of new legal changes (e.g., recreational cannabis legalization) on workplace policies.

Understand the concept and relevance of avoidable and sunk costs in decision-making.

Differentiate between relevant and irrelevant costs for decision making.

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