​In the Theory of Planned Behavior, Social Pressure from Others

question 41

Multiple Choice

​In the theory of planned behavior, social pressure from others to perform or not to perform a behavior is referred to as ____.

• A)​personal intention
• B)​cues to action
• C) ​perceived susceptibility
• D) ​subjective norms

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