Barrier: They might do something wrong.

Which of these options might help overcome this barrier?

They should do nothing, it’s best not to get involved. It’s always best to do something rather than nothing. They could see what they could do to help. They would be too worried to do anything.
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Solution: In most cases it’s very unlikely that someone could make the situation worse. As long as they are safe, it’s always better to try and help.

Barrier: They might get sued.

Which of these options might help overcome this barrier?

If they’re doing their best to help it’s very unlikely they’ll get sued. They can help with confidence knowing that. They definitely shouldn’t get involved. It’s best not to risk helping in case they get sued.
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When someone is acting in good faith to try and save someone's life or to prevent further injury, there is very little risk of them being sued.

Barrier: The situation could be dangerous, or a trick.

Which of these options might help overcome this barrier?

They should walk away. It’s best not to find out. They would be too afraid to check. They could call 999. That way they are keeping themselves safe whilst still helping.
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Solution: They shouldn't risk their own safety. If they don’t feel safe, they could call 999 for emergency help.