When Princeton University seminary students were used in an experiment on giving aid:
a. students who thought they were early for an appointment were most likely to give aid
b. students who were to talk about the Good Samaritan were most likely to give aid
c. time constraints had little or no effect upon aid giving
d. older, more mature students were more likely to give aid
Question 2
In helping behavior situations with high danger to the victim, the bystander effect:
a. is increased slightly
b. is increased significantly
c. is significantly reduced
d. is not affected at all
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