All of the following were mentioned as factors that increase the likelihood of a bystander helping EXCEPT
A)when the bystander is in a good mood
B)when the bystander has pre-existing guilt
C)when the bystander has seen a helpful role-model
D)when the bystander experiences personal distress

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Factors that increase the likelihood of a bystander helping include being in a good mood, having pre-existing guilt, and having seen a helpful role model. Personal distress, however, tends to decrease the likelihood of helping because it can lead to a focus on self rather than others.

All of the Following Were Mentioned as Factors That Increase