The Theory of Planned Behavior Posits That Behavior Is a Function

question 122

Multiple Choice

The theory of planned behavior posits that behavior is a function of attitudes, subjective norms, behavioral intentions, and the

• A) amount of time we have considered engaging in the action.
• B) correspondence between the attitude and the action.
• C) amount of control we perceive to have over our own actions.
• D) costs of engaging in the action.

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Definitions:

Social Skills

The abilities necessary for effective interpersonal interactions, including communication, empathy, and conflict resolution.

Emotional

Relates to feelings or expressions of sentiment, often linked to mood, temperament, or personality.

Separation Stage

A phase in a relationship or process where individuals or entities start to distance or detach from one another, often leading to a termination of the relationship or transition to a new phase.

Outside World

Refers to the external environment or society that exists beyond one's personal or immediate experience.