The Theory of Planned Behaviour Extended the Theory of Reasoned

question 4

Multiple Choice

The theory of planned behaviour extended the theory of reasoned action by:

• A) defining 'intention'.
• B) re-arranging the three components of 'beliefs', 'intention' and 'action'.
• C) specifying the questions that are asked in order to predict behaviour.
• D) adding the variable of perceived behavioural control.

Know the importance of and methods for maintaining clear subject lines in email threads.

Understand the use and benefits of collaborative tools like wikis and business blogs in project management and communication.

Comprehend the etiquette and strategic use of immediate messaging systems and text messages in professional environments.

Understand the role and impact of instant and text messaging in workplace communication.

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Definitions:

Relatively Inelastic

A situation where a change in the price of a good or service causes a comparatively smaller change in the quantity demanded or supplied.

Necessities

Goods and services that are essential for survival, such as food, shelter, and healthcare, often characterized by inelastic demand.

Luxuries

Goods or services that are considered non-essential but are desired for their ability to provide comfort, convenience, or pleasure.

Elasticity Of Supply

A measure of how much the quantity supplied of a good responds to a change in the price of that good.