In what situation is Pryhoda most likely to stop to help a motorist standing next to a car on the side of the road?

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Pryhoda is more likely to stop and help a stranded motorist when there are no other cars in the area, making it safer for her to stop and help. A lonely back road in the country would fit this criteria.

Answer: C 
 Pryhoda is less likely to stop and help a stranded motorist when there are many cars going by, as this can be dangerous and congested. The turnpike with many cars going by would fit this criteria.

Answer: B and D are incorrect 
 Pryhoda's decision to stop and help a stranded motorist would not be based on the gender or her mood, so B and D are not the best choices.

In What Situation Is Pryhoda Most Likely to Stop to Help