Only one of the two independent variables in the "Good Samaritan" experiment was found to be significantly related to whether and how much help was given. This variable was:

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The "hurriedness" of the subjects was found to be significantly related to their likelihood of helping. Specifically, subjects who were in a rush to get to their talk were less likely to offer help, and those who did offer help tended to give less time and money. The content of the talk, religiosity, and the apparent need of the victim were not found to be significant factors.

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