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In the Texas incident, two students were hurt while intervening to help a third. This act of 'prosocial behaviour' often stems from empathy, a sense of duty, or a desire to protect others, even at personal risk. It's a complex human response, sometimes driven by instinct and sometimes by learned values.
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