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A study showed that Los Angeles motorists were more likely to stop and help the driver of a disabled car if they had witnessed another motorist doing the same thing a quarter mile before. This study demonstrated the effect of ________ on helping.

A) population density
B) the interplay between individual and small group helping norms
C) making the norm of helping more conscious or prominent
D) exclusive fitness

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