Interviews with Participants in Studies of Bystander Intervention Reveal That

Interviews with participants in studies of bystander intervention reveal that

A) people are typically unaware of the influence of others on their decision to help.
B) people are typically aware that the presence of others inhibits helping.
C) people are typically willing to admit that they look to others for information about how to respond.
D) people are typically angry about being deceived by the experimenter.