_______ describes the five steps that must be met before a bystander will intervene to help in an emergency.
A) The Decision Model of Bystander Intervention
B) The Empathy-altruism Model of Prosocial Behavior
C) The Cost-benefit Analysis Model
D) The Egoistic Relief model

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The Decision Model of Bystander Intervention outlines the five steps (Notice the event, Interpret the situation as an emergency, Assume responsibility, Decide how to help, and Take action) that must be met before a bystander will intervene to help in an emergency. The other models listed relate to different aspects of prosocial behavior, but not specifically to bystander intervention.

_______ Describes the Five Steps That Must Be Met Before