One person is most likely to come to the aid of a second person if the first person

A) is in a hurry.
B) is alone.
C) perceives much ambiguity in the situation.
D) is in a crowd.

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One person is most likely to come to the aid of a second person if the first personA)  is in a hurry.B)  is alone.C)  perceives much ambiguity in the situation.D)  is in a crowd.

Dalton Hunter · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Studies have shown that individuals are more likely to help when they are alone and not in a crowd. This is known as the bystander effect. When there are others around, individuals may assume someone else will step in to help or they may feel less responsibility to assist.

One person is most likely to come to the aid of a second person if the first person

A) is in a hurry.
B) is alone.
C) perceives much ambiguity in the situation.
D) is in a crowd.

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