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Phoebe saw the passenger in the seat across the aisle suddenly slump forward in her seat. While the other passengers looked around for a flight attendant, Phoebe immediately started to administer CPR. What factor explains the absence of the bystander effect in this situation?

▸ Passengers on a plane cannot be defined as a "group."

▸ Phoebe perceived the other passenger to be in obvious physical danger.

▸ Women are not vulnerable to the bystander effect.

▸ There were so many people on the plane that the effect was diluted.

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