Richard is having a seizure in the back of the classroom. His classmates look around at each other, unsure of how to react. As they watch each other doing nothing, they shrug and go about packing up for the next class, assuming that nothing must be wrong because no one else reacted as if it were an emergency. Their reactions illustrate diffusion of responsibility.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 2
Social facilitation theory suggests that tasks like walking, brushing one's teeth, or counting will be ____ by the presence of others. It also suggests that tasks like solving a difficult math problem or crossword puzzle will be ____ by the presence of others.
a. unaffected; enhanced
b. enhanced; enhanced as well
c. enhanced; unaffected
d. enhanced; hindered
Richard Prince, Untitled (Cowboy).
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