Given empirical support for the bystander effect (Latané & Darley,1970),all things being equal,you would be more likely to get needed assistance were you to have a heart attack

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The bystander effect states that individuals are less likely to provide help in an emergency situation when there are other people present. Therefore, in a crowded courtroom, busy restaurant, dentist's waiting room, or large convention, there may be many other people present who could potentially be bystanders and not provide help. However, when having a conversation with one other person, there is no bystander effect, and the individual is more likely to provide assistance in an emergency.

Given Empirical Support for the Bystander Effect (Latané & Darley,1970),all