assist in times of crisis. In the event of these ambiguous situations, we often are influenced by those we are surrounded by or the environment in which the emergency is taking place. In most cases, the difference in group size is often enough to influence the immediate actions of individuals. Those who experience the emergency alone, alone, are often fast-acting and concise in their decision making. However, the rate at which these people help or act accordingly drastically reduces when more individuals…
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