In the "Good Samaritan Study",the following significantly influenced whether or not the seminarians in the study were likely to help a person in need.
A) feelings of hurry
B) years of experience in the seminary program
C) how well they did in a recent class on moral decision-making
D) all of the above

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The Good Samaritan Study found that feelings of time pressure and hurry were the most significant factors in determining whether or not the seminarians would stop to offer assistance to a person in need. Years of experience in the seminary program and how well they did in a recent class on moral decision-making did not have a significant impact on their likelihood to help.

In the "Good Samaritan Study",the Following Significantly Influenced Whether or Not