Many studies suggest that when we see a person in trouble,
A)it tends to cause heightened arousal.
B)we tend to give aid only if the rewards of helping outweigh the costs.
C)potential helpers may feel empathic arousal.
D)all of these tend to occur.

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Research indicates that when we see someone in distress, it is likely to cause heightened arousal, and potential helpers may feel empathic arousal. However, the decision to offer aid is determined by weighing the rewards of helping versus the costs, such as the effort, time, and potential danger involved. Therefore, all of the choices listed tend to occur.

Many Studies Suggest That When We See a Person in Trouble