Using Social Capital Theory as the Basis for Behavior Change

question 2

Multiple Choice

Using Social Capital Theory as the basis for behavior change necessitates:

• A) understanding the bonds that exist among people that influence behavior.
• B) accessing the social groups frequented by those whose behavior is the focus of change.
• C) recognizing the important contribution subjective norms make to behavior.
• D) accepting the limitations of societal based incentives as a behavior change tool.

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