In real emergencies, people
A)often underestimate the need for action because each person attempts to appear calm.
B)often overestimate the need for action because they realize it to be a "life-or-death" action.
C)are more likely to get involved when there are many people to organize and model the appropriate actions.
D)have increasingly shown an uncaring and apathetic attitude in the last 30 years.

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In emergencies, people often underestimate the need for action due to the bystander effect, where individuals look to others for cues and try to appear calm, leading to inaction.

In Real Emergencies, People