1. People often ask, \"Why are so many people reluctant to help others who are i

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1. People often ask, "Why are so many people reluctant to help others who are in distress and need help?" The most usual responses are that people suffer from apathy and that big cities alienate and depersonalize people. What would vou sav if someone asked you that question?

2. We are subjected to a wide variety of situations and stimuli that are designed to influence our attitudes or behavior. The most obvious of these are advertisements, but we regularly encounter many other more subtle sources of attempted influence. These attempts to influence us all use techniques of persuasion. Imagine that you are hired by a company, and management wants you to write a brief summary of the factors that are most powerful in changing people's attitudes or behaviors. What would you put in your report?

Explanation / Answer

1. Nowadays, people has lost their moral values. They don't feel connected to someone else. As the proverb says, ' Time is money', people are blindly working on this principle. They don't want to waste a single second of their time by helping or listening to someone else's problems. Also, when people are in group they are likely to stand back and wait for others to help the person in need.

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