of the following does NOT describe a behavior that might be exhibited by a competent bystander?
A) Slipping to the end of the line as his/her turn approaches
B) Standing in less involved areas (e.g., right field)
C) Playing a major role in a game (e.g., pitcher or catcher)
D) Standing close to skilled students who cover for them (e.g., in volleyball)

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Playing a major role in a game (e.g., pitcher or catcher) suggests active participation, which goes beyond the role of a bystander. A competent bystander typically observes a situation and only intervenes if necessary, rather than actively participating in it. Choices A, B, and D all describe behaviors that a competent bystander might exhibit, such as waiting their turn, standing in less involved areas, and relying on others who are more skilled.

Of the Following Does NOT Describe a Behavior That Might