Joseph sees a frail man limping on the corner of his property. Joseph is most likely to help if the costs of

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The likelihood of Joseph helping increases if the costs of helping are small and if he gains a psychological benefit, such as feeling better about himself, from helping. This aligns with theories of prosocial behavior that suggest people are more likely to help others when the personal cost is low and the personal reward (in this case, psychological) is high.

Joseph Sees a Frail Man Limping on the Corner of His