You are walking down the street and see someone lying motionless on the ground. You are most likely to help if you are
A. alone and hear the person groaning.
B. with a stranger and hear the person groaning.
C. alone and the person directly asks you for help.
D. with a friend and the person directly asks you for help.
Answer: C
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