Studies of prosocial behavior show that the more potential helpers present in an emergency, the
A) more likely people are to get involved.
B) lower the chances that people will help.
C) greater the personal responsibility felt by those present.
D) lower the risk of personal injury to potential helpers.

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This phenomenon is known as the "bystander effect," where the presence of more people leads to a diffusion of responsibility, making individuals less likely to help.

Studies of Prosocial Behavior Show That the More Potential Helpers