According to Darley and Latané,the decision-making process necessary for bystander intervention in an emergency situation requires

A) recognizing a shared predicament,and identifying a superordinate goal.
B) an increase in self-awareness,the recognition of personal responsibility,and the experience of cognitive dissonance.
C) learning the social responsibility norm,and applying the norm to the situation at hand.
D) noticing an incident,interpreting the incident as an emergency,and assuming responsibility for helping.

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Evelin Larios · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Darley and Latané's decision-making process for bystander intervention includes three steps: noticing an incident, interpreting the incident as an emergency, and assuming responsibility for helping. These steps are known as the bystander intervention model.

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