In the Theory of Reasoned Action, a Subjective Norm Is

question 69

Multiple Choice

In the theory of reasoned action, a subjective norm is:

• A) a product of our beliefs about the target behaviour.
• B) an internal declaration to act.
• C) the action performed from our belief.
• D) a product of what we think others believe.

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Definitions:

Legitimate Power

Power that is recognized and accepted by others within an organizational hierarchy due to a person's position or authority.

Valet Manager

A person responsible for overseeing the operation of parking services and managing valet staff.

Logical Power

Logical power, often related to the concept of rational-legal authority, depends on an individual's ability to use logic and reason to persuade or influence others.

Coercive Power

A form of power that relies on the ability to punish or constrain others to comply with orders or requests.