When a Man Fell onto New York Subway Tracks, an Onlooker

question 444

Multiple Choice

When a man fell onto New York subway tracks, an onlooker risked his own life to save the man from being hit by an oncoming subway train. The onlooker's action exemplified the

• A) scapegoat theory.
• B) mere exposure effect.
• C) chameleon effect.
• D) social-responsibility norm.

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