Based on the study by Shotland and Straw (1976) in which a physical attack was staged between a man and a woman, what should a woman shout out if she is being attacked by a stranger?

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The study by Shotland and Straw (1976) found that bystanders were more likely to intervene if the woman indicated that she did not know the attacker, as it was perceived as a more clear-cut case of danger requiring intervention. Saying "I don't know you!" signals to bystanders that the situation is an unambiguous assault by a stranger, potentially increasing the likelihood of intervention.

Based on the Study by Shotland and Straw (1976) in Which