A bystander can offer effective direct help only if the ________.

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In order for a bystander to offer effective direct help, they must have the knowledge and/or skills to act in a helpful way. Without this, their offer of assistance may not be beneficial or could even be harmful. The other options (acceptance by the person in need of help, request for assistance, familial relationship, or inclusion in a larger group) may or may not be necessary depending on the specific situation, but they do not directly dictate the bystander's ability to offer effective help.

A Bystander Can Offer Effective Direct Help Only If the ________