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

question 66

Multiple Choice

Having low self-efficacy during which of the following stages of the bystander intervention process would be most likely to 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:

Credit Cards

Financial tools issued by banks that allow users to borrow funds within a pre-approved limit for purchases or cash advances, with the expectation of repayment with interest.

Debit Cards

A payment card that deducts money directly from a consumer’s checking account to pay for a purchase.

Large Denomination

Refers to currency notes or bonds that are issued in high face values, often preferred by investors seeking to transfer or store large amounts of value.

Time Deposits

Bank deposits that are held for a fixed term or period of time, typically offering higher interest rates than savings accounts.