Having Low Self-Efficacy During Which of the Following Stages of the Bystander

question 157

Multiple Choice

Having low self-efficacy during which of the following stages of the bystander intervention process could inhibit helping behaviour?

• A) noticing an event
• B) assuming responsibility for helping
• C) knowing how to help
• D) interpreting an event as an emergency

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Definitions:

Battered

Often used to describe individuals who have experienced repeated physical or emotional abuse, particularly in the context of domestic violence.

Avoidant Attachment

Avoidant attachment is a type of insecure attachment style characterized by a desire to maintain independence and emotional distance from others, often as a defensive measure against rejection or vulnerability.

Romantic Relationships

Intimate associations between individuals characterized by love, attachment, and emotional bonding.

Commitment

The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, or relationship, often requiring time, effort, and loyalty.