Many studies suggest that we may be motivated to help when we see a person in trouble, because of
A)heightened arousal.
B)a fear of cognitive dissonance.
C)a diffusion of responsibility.
D)the bystander effect.

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Heightened arousal is a key factor in motivating individuals to help others in trouble. This response triggers an emotional and physiological reaction that can lead to taking action to assist someone in need.

Many Studies Suggest That We May Be Motivated to Help