What is the tendency for individuals to NOT help someone in need if other people are around?Multiple choice question.elaboration likelihoodbystander effectfundamental attribution erroraltruism

Which factors of situation determines the desire to help another person? Exclude the wrong opinion.Question 16Select one:the example of other personextent of dangerstrong positive emotiona direct request for help

Which of the following BEST describes the bystander effect? Question 36 options: The tendency for people to not help if there are other witnesses The tendency for people to not notice what an actual emergency entails The difficulty people have distinguishing human cries for help from other sounds The frequency for which people determine when and how often to provide help

27) People prefer to help those who are generous or helpful.  This may be because most societies have:the social responsibility normthe indirect reciprocity normthe altruism normthe economics norm

Fundamental attribution error is _____.Multiple choice question.the tendency to think of people as being similar to ourselvesinferring from one positive trait that a person has many positive traitsthe tendency to overattribute others' behavior to dispositional factorsthe tendency to attribute personal success to dispositional factors and attribute failure to situational factors

Believing that all homeless people are responsible for their outcomes or that they got what they deserved would be an example of which attribution process?Question 41Select one:a.Actor-observer discrepancyb.Blaming the victimc.Fundamental attribution errord.Modest biase.Self-serving bias