The Bystander Effect Refers to the Finding That

Multiple Choice

The bystander effect refers to the finding that

A) bystanders are likely to help if costs are low.
B) the greater the number of bystanders, the less likely individuals are to help.
C) bystanders will be more likely to help when they feel they are competent to do so.
D) witnesses to an emergency are more likely to help victims similar to them.
E) people in crowds are distracted, so they don't interpret emergencies correctly.