Prompt People are sometimes likely to help others, and other times are less likely. Explain the factors involved in the concept of helping others by discussing altruism, the bystander effect, the social exchange theory, the reciprocity norm, and the social responsibility norm. ​

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Helping others may seem like an easy process, but it is not. There are many factors involved in the concept of helping others. These factors explain why it is easier for some people to help out in tough situations than it is for others. The bystander effect is a perfect example of a factor affecting people's ability to help others. The bystander effect is the tendency for any given bystander to be less likely to give aid if other bystanders are present. For example, if a person was getting harassed in the middle of a road in New York, they were most likely not receiving help due to the crowded streets and people's expectation for others to help, so they do not have to. Another factor that affects helping is the social exchange theory, which explains our social behavior as an exchange process to maximize benefits and minimize costs. This means that people are most likely to help if they receive something in return. Altruism is the unselfish regard for the welfare of others. This concept is similar to the social exchange theory because the social exchange theory explains that people are most likely to help if they receive something in return: selfishness. The reciprocity norm and the social responsibility norm also go hand in hand. The reciprocity norm expects people to help, not hurt, those who have helped them prayed the social responsibility norm. The expectation that people will help those needing their help. These two norms are claiming that it is human nature to help people in need and help people who have helped them. These factors explain white people are sometimes likely to help others and other times are less likely.  

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