All except one of the following are social cognitive theory concepts to help explain moral functioning. Which is NOT one of those concepts?

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Bystander apathy is not a concept of social cognitive theory related to moral functioning. It refers to the phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present. The other options (euphemistic labeling, blaming the victim, and displacement) are indeed concepts used in social cognitive theory to explain how individuals might justify immoral actions or diminish their own responsibility for those actions.

All Except One of the Following Are Social Cognitive Theory