According to research on the bystander effect, why would you be more likely to receive help if your car broke down on an infrequently traveled rural road than on an urban interstate highway?

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The bystander effect suggests that people are less likely to help in the presence of others because they feel less personal responsibility. On an infrequently traveled rural road, there are fewer others available to help, so individuals are more likely to feel a sense of responsibility and offer assistance. On an urban interstate highway, there are more people around and individuals may feel less responsible for providing help.

According to Research on the Bystander Effect, Why Would You