According to the Theory of Planned Behavior, One Reason That

question 115

Multiple Choice

According to the theory of planned behavior, one reason that a person's behavior might not be consistent with that person's attitudes is that the behavior is

• A) determined by norms that are consistent with the person's attitudes.
• B) one that the person feels is within his or her control.
• C) determined by norms that are counter to the person's attitudes.
• D) manifest only when the person is self-aware.

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Definitions:

Flow

A state of complete immersion and focus in an activity, where time seems to pass unnoticed.

Intrinsic Goal

Objectives pursued for their own sake, driven by inherent satisfaction or interest rather than external rewards.

Flow State

The smooth passage of time that occurs during a peak experience, when you are completely immersed in an activity in the present moment.

Competence

The ability or skill to do something successfully or efficiently.