How Is the Theory of Planned Behavior Different from the Theory

question 85

Multiple Choice

How is the theory of planned behavior different from the theory of reasoned action?

• A) It focuses on planning the steps that will lead towards attaining the stated goal.
• B) It places importance on maintaining a positive attitude.
• C) It emphasizes the importance of developing specific goals.
• D) It includes the idea that perceptions of control over the outcome are important.

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