Burnstein and colleagues (1994) found that people were less likely to help:

A) a sick person than a healthy person in an ordinary situation.
B) a healthy person than a sick person in a perilous situation.
C) a distant relative than a close relative.
D) both healthy and sick people in everyday situations.

Perilous Situation

A dangerous or risky circumstance that can potentially lead to harm.

Ordinary Situation

A scenario or condition that is considered common, typical, or usual in everyday life.

Distant Relative

A family member who is not closely related, often beyond immediate family such as cousins several times removed, or through remote ancestral connections.