Having low self-efficacy during which of the following stages of the bystander intervention process would be most likely to inhibit helping behaviour?

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Low self-efficacy, or a lack of confidence in one's ability to perform a task, would most likely inhibit helping behavior during the "knowing how to help" stage, as individuals may doubt their capability to effectively intervene.

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