We tend to help more often when
A)we have just observed someone else helping.
B)we are rushed.
C)the person is perceived to be different from us.
D)we are in a group of people.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This is the phenomenon of the "bystander effect," where people are more likely to help when they see others helping. This is due to a perceived diffusion of responsibility, where individuals feel less responsible to help when others are present.

We Tend to Help More Often When