Which of the following is NOT likely to increase helping?
A) greater salience of the social responsibility norm
B) presence of other people who can potentially help
C) inclusive fitness
D) religious beliefs held by the helper

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The presence of other people who can potentially help often leads to the bystander effect, where individuals are less likely to help someone in need due to the assumption that someone else will take action. This contrasts with factors like social responsibility norms, inclusive fitness, and religious beliefs, which generally increase the likelihood of helping behavior.

Which of the Following Is NOT Likely to Increase Helping