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When Do People Help?
As a result of their studies, Latané and Darley<REF> (1970) identified a number of decisions that a bystander typically makes before coming to the aid of a victim. At each point, it's possible that the individual can make a choice or choose a path that will lead to them not intervening in an emergency. 
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