People are least likely to help a stranger in big cities (300,000 people or more) or in very small towns (5,000 people or fewer).

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Studies have shown that people in big cities or very small towns are less likely to help a stranger compared to those in mid-sized towns or suburban areas. This could be due to factors such as anonymity and perceived safety concerns in big cities, or a lack of community connection and social responsibility in very small towns.

People Are Least Likely to Help a Stranger in Big