iment came into play. We thought it would be a good idea to see if people would help a fallen drunk, and to see if it mattered if the drunk was a man or woman. Upon looking for information related to this experiment we found that there was no previous research. This made us more eager to find out what the outcome of our research would be. This study is important because it gives us information about what to expect if your child is out in a college town at a bar or party and their drink becomes spiked or they over drink and become too intoxicated to stay coherent and pass out.
             When doing Research for this study we found two articles that are related to our study through the bystander effect. The first being, "URBAN DENSITY AND ALTRUISM; HELPING STRANGERS IN A SMALL CANADIAN CITY, SUBURB, AND SMALL TOWN"(Rushton), which studies . The second is called, "BYSTANDER EFFECT IN ADEMAND-WITHOUT-THREAT STIUATION,"(Levy) and studies . In both of
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