When people need our help,we are most likely to provide assistance if we attribute their need to:
A)a lack of motivation.
B)circumstances beyond their control.
C)poor planning or foresight.
D)their mood or disposition.

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When we attribute someone's need for help to circumstances beyond their control, we are more likely to see them as deserving of our help and less likely to blame them for their situation. This belief can lead to greater empathy and a greater willingness to provide assistance. On the other hand, attributing their need for help to a lack of motivation or poor planning can lead to feelings of judgment and potentially decrease our willingness to help. Mood or disposition may also be factors in someone needing help, but it is generally seen as less controllable than circumstances and therefore may not impact our willingness to help as much as attributing the need to personal faults.

When People Need Our Help,we Are Most Likely to Provide