Carter is walking down a busy street when he notices a man clutch his chest and begin leaning over a park bench. He has completed first aid training, so he decides to approach the man to see if he is ok. Which of the following best explains Carter's decision to provide help? Question 29 options: a) defining the situation where Carter misidentified then situation as an emergency that required help b) level of responsibility where Carter's training made him able to provide sufficient help c) bystander intervention where Carter was an observer of the situation and therefore provided help d) diffusion of responsibility where because there were a lot of people around, Carter felt he could help

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Carter is walking down a busy street when he notices a man clutch his chest and begin leaning over a park bench. He has completed first aid training, so he decides to approach the man to see if he is ok. Which of the following best explains Carter's decision to provide help?

Carter is walking down a busy street when he notices a man clutch his chest and begin leaning over a park bench. He has completed first aid training, so he decides to approach the man to see if he is ok. Which of the following best explains Carter's decision to provide help?

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Question 29 options:

a)	defining the situation where Carter misidentified then situation as an emergency that required help

b)	level of responsibility where Carter's training made him able to provide sufficient help

c)	bystander intervention where Carter was an observer of the situation and therefore provided help

d)	diffusion of responsibility where because there were a lot of people around, Carter felt he could help

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