Following Lance Armstrong's fall in the 2003 Tour de France his closest rival, Jan Ullrich, waited for him to remount rather than to speed ahead and gain precious seconds. This is given as an example of social presence effects.

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This is an example of sportsmanship or fair play, not social presence effects. Social presence effects refer to the impact of the presence of others on an individual's behavior, often in a social or group context.

Following Lance Armstrong's Fall in the 2003 Tour De France