In John Darley and Daniel Batson's Good Samaritan study (1973), seminary students who
A) listened to a sermon about the parable of the Good Samaritan were more likely to help a distressed man than seminary students who listened to a speech about job opportunities.
B) thought they would be late to an appointment were more likely to help a distressed man than seminary students who thought they would arrive on time.
C) thought they would be late to an appointment were less likely to help a distressed man than seminary students who thought they would arrive on time.
D) Both a and c are correct.

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The study found that seminary students who thought they were late were less likely to help a distressed man, indicating that situational factors like perceived time pressure can significantly impact helping behavior.

In John Darley and Daniel Batson's Good Samaritan Study (1973)