People in a Hurry May Be Less Willing to Help

Multiple Choice

People in a hurry may be less willing to help because they:

A) have weighed the costs of helping and have decided that the costs are too high.
B) simply do not take time to tune in to a person in need.
C) tend to be selfish and primarily concerned with meeting their own needs.
D) tend to be more driven by conviction than by context.